The presentation talks about Art during the Renaissance Period. It includes background of Art during this time, the famous artists and some of their works.
This is made for my Humanities Class.
The presentation talks about Art during the Renaissance Period. It includes background of Art during this time, the famous artists and some of their works.
This is made for my Humanities Class.
The Pinacoteca Nazionale of Bologna is one of those provincial gems in a country full of artistic treasures. It collection is stunning, fully documented the history of the city in its contribution to Italian art. The gallery is housed in the old Jesuit convent. It is located within walking distance from the city centre, in the university district. Its original formation is much older and linked to the foundation of the modern academy and the new university. Its included some of the major paintings produced in city, with emphasis on works by the Bologna School of painters. Among it wide collection are works by famous artist like Giotto, Franca, the Carracci family of painters, Raphael, Reni and Perugino, with paintings spanning from Gothic to the 18C. The majority of the images were taken during my visit to the city in 2017.
The Museum of Capodimonte is situated on the Capodimonte hill of Naples overlooking the Bay of Naples. The building is surrounded by a beautiful park. It is part of the Galleria Nazionale of paintings as well as a museum, with palatial rooms to visit. It is one of the largest museum in Italy and one of the most under-rated in its class. Its collection covers works of the period between 13C to 20C, including older works from the Farnese ‘primitive’ paintings. Simone Martini, Raphael, Titan, Caravaggio, Masaccio, Lorenzo Lotto, Giovanni Bellini, Giorgio Vasari and many others famous names are included in its collection.
The building is surrounded by a beautiful park. Friendly warning. It is located on the Capodimonte Hill outside of the main city. If you go to visit the gallery you must take the public transport to get there, but watch out for pick pockets. So be careful and hide your money well.
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2. GIOTTO
Giotto was an Italian painter and architect from Florence during the late Middle Age.
He worked during the Gothic/Proto-Renaissance period.
He is described as making a decisive break with the prevalent Byzantine style and as
initiating of the great art of painting as we know it today, introducing the technique
of drawing accurately from life, which had been neglected for more than 200 years.
Giotto’s masterwork is the decoration of the Scrovegni Chapel, in Padua, also known
as the Arena Chapel.
He was chosen by the city of Florence in 1334 to design the new campanile (bell
tower) of the Cathedral
3. Polittico stefaneschi, Giotto (1320)
This painting is kept in the Vatican
Pinacoteca
Nacelle mosaic, Giotto (1305-1313)
the remains of the mosaic are
found in the atrium of St. Peter’s
basilica
4. PINTURICCHIO
(1454-1513)
Pinturicchio was an Italian painter whose nickname (small painter) derives from his
small build. He was a complete artist, capable of mastering both the art of panel
painting, the fresco and the miniature, working for some of the most important
personalities of his time.
He was one of the great master of the Umbrian school of the second half of the 15°
century, with Pietro Perugino and Raffaello.
He also contributed to the decoration of the Sistine Chapel and Santa Maria del
popolo Church in Rome with Caravaggio.
Pinturicchio stands out as one of the architects of the great Renaissance season of
rediscovery of classicism: in fact he would be among those who ventured into the
roman subsoil, copying the frescoes of the Domus Aurea, starting the taste of
archeological revival and contributing to the spread of the grotesques.
The painter Pinturicchio died in Siena in 1513.
5. Borgia apartment, Pintoretto
(1494)
It is a series of six monumental
rooms in the Apostolic Palace of
the Vatican City, which are now
part of the path of the Vatican
Museums where it is partly
housed.
6. MICHELANGELO BUONARROTI
(1475-1564)
Michelangelo was an Italian sculptor, architect and poet, formerly recognized in life as
one of the greatest artists of all time.
Ingenous and restless artist, protagonist of the Italian Renaissance.
His works are known all over the world and among the most important we find: The
David, The Pietà of the Vatican, The Dome of Saint Peter and the cycle of frescoes in
the Sistine Chapel.
The study of his works marks the following generations giving life to a school that goes
by the name of Mannerism.
Michelangelo learned an advanced painting technique in the Ghirlandaio’s workshop.
He began to attend San Marco’s garden, a sort of artistic academy supported
economically by Lorenzo the Magnificent, a true centre of advanced training.
His life is full of travels, he spent most of his life travelling between Florence and
Rome.
He died in 1564 in Rome.
7. The creation of Adam, Michelangelo
(1511)
it is part of the decoration of the vault
of the Sistin Chapel
The pietà, Michelangelo(1498-1499)
It is a marble sculpture located inside
the Basilica of St.Peter
8. TIZIANO
(1488-1576)
Tiziano was an Italian painter, a citizen of the Republic of Venice, an important
exponent of the Venetian school. He made a renewed use of painting with the
personal use of color and was the master of Tonalism. Tiziano first used the
expressive power of the material color and then abandoned the balanced spatiality,
the sunny and sumptuous character of the Renaissance colour, assuming the
dynamism of Mannerism. For his characteristic style he soon became a painter
sought after by very important personalities.
Important in the life of Tiziano was Giorgione appreciated for the use of light as a
tool to build shapes and interact with the surrounding environment.
Unlike Giorgione’s figures, Tiziano’s are much more humanized and with undoubted
life force. Tiziano soon moved away from Renaissane ideals and for this reason he is
considered the first master who broke with tradition through the school he founded
in Venice which allowed him to experiment with the use of colour.
He worked hard on profane and allegorical subjects.
He died in 1576 in Venice.
9. Sacred love and Profane love, Tiziano (1514)
This painting is exposed in the Borghese Gallery
10. CARAVAGGIO
(1571-1610)
Caravaggio, pseudonym of Michelangelo Merisi, was an Italian painter. Trained in
Milan and active in Rome, Naples, Malta and Sicily between 1593 and 1610, he is
one of the most famous painters of all time, however, he rose to universal fame
only in the XX century, after a period of oblivion.
His paintings, which combine an analysis of the human state, both physical and
emotional, with a scenographic use of light, have had a strong influence of
Baroque painting. Particularly restless soul, in the short existence he faced serious
vicissitudes. Crucial date for the art and life of Caravaggio was May 28,1606: he
was responsible for a murder during a fight and he was sentenced to death,he
always had to try to escape capital punishment.
His artistic style directly or indirectly influenced the painting of the following
centuries, constituting the current of Caravaggism.
Caravaggio overturns the artistic technique by representing reality in his paintings
as a presented himself, without a hierarchy in the choice of subjects or any
idealization. The subjects are represented at natural size, taken at the height of
the action. The plan of the pictorial space and that of reality come together to
raise maximum involvement of the spectator who is depicted in the middle of the
scene.
11. Vocation of St.Matthew, Caravaggio (1599)
This painting is kept in St. Louis of the
French.
Conversion of St.Paul,
Caravaggio (1601).
this painting is kept in
basilica of Santa Maria del
Popolo
12. GIAN LORENZO BERNINI
(1598-1680)
Gian Lorenzo Bernini was an Italian sculptor, urban, planner, architectur, painter, set
designer and playwright. Multifaceted artist, Bernini is considered the greatest
protagonist of Baroque figurative culture.
His work met with resounding success and dominated the European scene for more
than a century after his death; similarly, Bernini’s influence on contemporaries and
posterity was enormous.
He devoted himself early to sculpture, soon becoming one of the main protagonists
of Roman artistic life.
In Rome, in fact, his entire artistic life took place, almost always in the service of the
papal court.
With Bernini marble comes alive and comes to life.
The scene, therefore, is full of pathos and discordant feelings.
In him we find the balanced presence of fantasy and Classicism due to the fact that
he perceives art no longer separately as in the Renaissance, but a union of the three
arts: architecture, sculpture and painting.
14. FABIO FERRONE VIOLA
Fabio Ferrone Viola is a contemporary artist
who creates works of art in a very particular
way, using crushed tins, bottle caps but also
plastic waste.
The name of the technique he uses is
Crushism, a term he coined to indicate the
sound produced by the tin when it is crushed
by the machine.
Ferrone uses his art to narrate the suffering
he feels in the face of the waste of modern
consumer society.
In fact, his works are born from abandoned
waste that he finds around the world from
which he takes a story to tell.
Coca-Cola have a preponderant role in his
works as in the creation of the American flag
or in the face of the American president J.F.
KENNEDY.