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The cinquecento period from 1500-1527 in Italy is known as the High Renaissance. During this time, the centers of art and culture shifted from Florence to Rome and Venice. High Renaissance art is characterized by its aspirations of forming a canonical classicism through architectural designs and compositions focused on figures like Plato and Aristotle that exemplified ideals of balance, harmony and rational thought. Key works included Leonardo da Vinci's Virgin of the Rocks and Raphael's School of Athens and Sistine Chapel ceiling.
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Cinquecento
- 1. Cinquecento
- 2. Cinquecento or High Renaissance is the name of a very brief period (1500-1527) of the S. The XVIth
- 3. The cinquecento had his center in Rome and Venice, unlike the Quattrocento that had it in Florence The art of the High Renaissance is characterized by the aspiration to forming the only, canonical and normative classicism.
- 4. Paintings
- 5. The school of Athens, painting of Rafael in the stays of the Vatican. It is an architectural classical design, the center of the composition is occupied by the figures of Platón and Aristóteles.
- 6. Los La Virgen de las desposorios de Rocas, of Leonardo la Virgen of da Vinci, 1483 Raffaello
- 7. Adam's creation, detail of the Vault The Virgin of the of the Sistine meadow (1505-1506) Chapel, restored acts of Rafael with clear painting. features leonardescos, as the triangular composition and the soft gradation of lights and shades.
- 8. THE END