Sacrifice of Isaac

Early Italian Renaissance

 Lorenzo Ghiberti

1400

Competition Panel

EARLY ITALIAN RENSASIENCE

Gates of Paradise,

east door,

Florence Baptistery,

Lorenzo Ghiberti;

1424-1452

Gilded bronze relief,

approx. 17 ft. high

Early Italian Renaissance

Duomo di Firenze (The dome of Florence),

Filippo Brunelleschi;

1436 Florence. 

Overall height of the dome is just over 100 ft. with a diameter or 138 ft.

Early Italian Renaissance

,

Piero della Francesca;

c.1460,

Tempera on panel, 23” x 32”

 Early Italian Renaissance

Dead Christ,

Mantegna;

c. 1500.

Tempera on canvas, 26 ¾” x 32”.

 Early Italian Renaissance

Branacci Chapel,

Masaccio;

c. 1420s.

Fresco

 Early Italian Renaissance

Expulsion From Eden,

Masaccio;

c. 1420s.

Fresco

 Early Italian Renaissance

David,

Donatello;

c. 1430-1440.

Bronze,

5’2”

Early Italian Renaissance

Oculus of the Camera Picta,

Ducal Palace,

Mantua,

Andrea Mantegna;

1474.

Fresca,

diameter 5’.

 Early Italian Renaissance

Birth of Venus,

Sandro Botticelli;

c. 1480.

Tempera on canvas,

 15^th Century Northern Renaissance

Merode Altarpiece,

Robert Campin;

c. 1425-1430.

Tempera and oil on wood.

 15^th Century Northern Renaissance

Arnolfini Wedding Portrait,

Jan van Eyck;

1434.

Oil on wood,

 High Renaissance

 Last Supper,

c. 1495-1498.

Leonardo Da Vinci,

Fresco (oil and tempera on plaster);

 High Renaissance

 Mona Lisa,

1503-1505. 

Leonardo Da Vinci,

Oil on wood

 High Renaissance

 Pieta,

1500.

Michelangelo,

Marble

 High Renaissance

 David,

1501-1504.

Michelangelo,

Marble

 High Renaissance

Sistine chapel ceiling,

Michelangelo,

1508-1512.

Fresco

 High Renaissance

 Creation of Adam,

Michelangelo,

Sistine Chapel,

1510.

Fresco

 High Renaissance

 School of Athens,

Raphael,

1509-1511.

Fresco

 High Renaissance

 Sleeping Venus;

Giorgione

c. 1509.

Oil on canvas.

 High Renaissance

 Venus of Urbino,

Titian,

c. 1538.

Oil on canvas.

 Mannerism

 Entombment

Jacopo da Pontormo

1525-28

oil on panel

 Mannerism

 Self Portrait in a Convex Mirror, Parmigianino

1524

Oil on wood

 Mannerism

 Madonna and Child with Angels

(Madonna of the Long Neck),

Parmigianino,

c. 1535,

oil on panel,

 Mannerism

 Last Supper (Christ in the House of Levi), 1573,

Paolo Veronese,

Oil on canvas,

 Mannerism

Saltcellar of Francis I,

Benvenuto Cellini,

1543,

Gold and enamel,

 Mannerism

Palazzo del Te,

Courtyard Façade,

Giulio Romano,

1525 – 1535

 Mannerism

Palazzo del Te,

Plan,

Giulio Romano,

1525 – 1535

 Mannerism

 Palazzo del Te,

Sala dei Giganti ceiling,

fresco,

Giulio Romano,

1530-32

 Mannerism

Palazzo del Te,

Sala dei Giganti wall showing the fall of the Giants,

Giulio Romano,

1530-32

 Mannerism

Last Supper,

Jacopo Tintoretto,

1592-94.

Oil on canvas

 Mannerism

Burial of the Count of Orgaz,

El Greco,

1586-88.

Oil on canvas,

15’ 9” x 11’ 10”

 Mannerism

San Giorgio Maggiore

Venice

Andrea Palladio

began 1565.

 16^th Century Northern Art

Garden of Earthly Delights,

Hieronymus Bosch;

1510-1515,

oil on wood;

 16^th Century Northern Art

Netherlandish Proverbs,

Pieter Bruegel the Elder;

1559,

 16^th Century Northern Art

Self-Portrait,

Albrecht Durer;

1500,

oil on panel,

 16^th Century Northern Art

 Melencolia I,

Albrecht Durer

1514.

Copper engraving;

 16^th Century Northern Art

Isenheim Altarpiece,

Mattias Grunewald,

c. 1510-1515;

oil on panel,

16^th Century Northern Art

Henry VIII,

Hans Holbein the Younger,

c. 1540;

oil on panel,

 Baroque

 Arms of Saint Peter,

Bernini;

1656,

Rome, Italy;

begun 1656,

 Baroque

 San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane,

Borromini;

1665-1667;

Rome

 Baroque

Pluto and Proserpina,

Bernini;

1622;

marble,

 Baroque

David, Bernini;

1623;

marble,

 Baroque

 Ecstasy of St. Theresa,

Bernini;

1645-1652,

Marble

 Baroque

Calling of St. Matthew,

Caravaggio;

1599-1600,

oil on canvas;

 Baroque

Judith Beheading Holofernes,

Artemisia Gentileschi;

c. 1614-1620,

oil on canvas,

 Baroque

Hall of Mirrors,

Jules Hardouin-Mansart and Charles Le Brun (designers);

1680,

Palace at Versailles,

Versailles, France

 Baroque

 Assumption of the Virgin,

Nicolas Poussin,

1626;

oil on canvas,

 Baroque

Ashes of Phokion,

Nicolas Poussin,

1648;

oil on canvas

 Baroque

Raising of the Cross

Peter Paul Rubens

1609

oil on wood

 Baroque

Blinding of Samson (Triumph of Delilah), Rembrandt Van Rijn

1636

oil on canvas

 Baroque

The Militia Company of Captain Frans Banning Cocq (The Night Watch), Rembrandt Van Rijn

1642;

oil on canvas,

 Baroque

Self-Portrait as Saint Paul (aged 55), Rembrandt Van Rijn;

1661;

oil on canvas,

 Baroque

 Geographer,

Jan Vermeer; c. 1668,

oil on canvas,

 Baroque

Venus With a Mirror (Rokeby Venus),

Diego Velazquez;

c. 1648;

oil on canvas,

 Baroque

 Las Meninas,

Diego Velazquez;

1656;

oil on canvas

Rococo

Salon de la Princesse,

Hotel de Soubise,

Paris;

Germain Boffrand (designer);

c. 1740

Rococo

An Experiment With a Bird and an Air Pump, Joseph Wright;

1768,

oil on canvas,

– Enlightenment piece

 Rococo

Pilgrimage to Cythera,

Antoine Watteau,

1717;

oil on canvas,

 Rococo

The Swing

Jean-Honore Fragonard

1766

oil on canvas

Rococo

Mrs. Richard Brinsley Sheridan,

Thomas Gainsborough;

1785-87;

oil on canvas

Rococo

Marriage a la Mode II,

William Hogarth;

c. 1743;

oil on canvas

Rococo

Residenz,

Balthasar Neumann;

Wurzburg Germany,

1752-53

Neo-Classicism

Cornelia Pointing to Her Children as Her Treasures,

Angelica Kaufmann;

1785,

Oil on Canvas;

Neo-Classicism

Oath Of the Horatii,

Jacques-Louis David;

1785,

Oil on Canvas;

Neo-Classicism

Death of Socrates

Jacques-Louis David

1787,

Oil on Canvas

Neo-Classicism

Death of Marat,

Jacques-Louis David;

1793

Oil on Canvas

Neo-Classicism

Napoleon Enthroned,

Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres;

1806,

Oil on Canvas;

Neo-Classicism

Grande Odalisque,

Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres;

1814,

Oil on Canvas

Neo-Classicism

Rotunda,

University of Virginia,

Thomas Jefferson; 1817-26,

Neo-Classical Architecture

Romanticism

Houses of Parliament,

Sir Charles Barry and Augustus W.N. Pugin (Architects);

1836-1870,

London, England; (English Gothic Revival)

Romanticism

God Creating the Universe (Ancient of Days), (frontispiece of Europe: A Prophecy)

William Blake,

1794; metal relief etching, hand colored with watercolor and gouache,

Romanticism

Raft of the Medusa,

Theodore Gericault,

1819;

oil on canvas,

Romanticism

Liberty Leading the People,

Eugene Delacroix,

1830;

oil on canvas

Romanticism

Family of Charles IV,

Francisco de Goya y Lucientes,

1800;

oil on canvas

Romanticism

Executions of the Third of May,1808,

Francisco de Goya y Lucientes,

1814;

oil on canvas,

Romanticism

Two Men Contemplating the Moon,

Caspar David Friedrich,

1819,

oil on canvas;

Romanticism

Salisbury Cathedral from the Bishop’s Garden,

John Constable,

1820;

oil on canvas,

Romanticism

Burning of the Houses of Lords ad Commons, October 16, 1835,

Joseph Mallord William Turner,

oil on canvas,

Romanticism

View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusetts, after a Thunderstorm or The Oxbow,

Thomas Cole,

1836; oil on canvas,