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| baldassare castiglione[image] |
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| A style of art that is not based on the observation of nature. Always deals with the figure. Allegories, Unbalanced compositions, distorted figures, exaggerated limbs, illogical space, claustrophobic. |
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| Room in Vatican containing Raphael's "School of Athens" comissioned by Pope Julius. Plato & Aristotle |
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| the "smokey haze" of Leonardo DaVinci's paintings |
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| beautiful place Greece location of many paintings |
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| Use of objects to express a moral; obscure and difficult to understand in paitings |
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| paint technique used in 16th century Venice where paint and color are more important than drawing and planning |
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| Careful drawing and planning of a painting, typical of other 16th century artists such as Botticelli, Piero della Francesco, etc. |
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