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"Maesta"alterpeice
by: Duccio
Proto Italian Renaissance
~Transition from Gothic art to newer art
~non-realistic view of Madonna and Child
~used gold and tempera on wood panel |
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"Man in a Red Turban"
Jan Van Eyck
Northern Renaissance
-"All that i can" it says at the top |
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"Madonna and Child Enthroned"
Giotto
Italian Proto-renaissance
wood panel with gold background
begins to incorporate human characteristics |
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"The Last Judgment"
Giotto
Italian Proto-Renaissance
buon freso
Grisaille: looks 3D like sculptures
Humanism: intimate and personal
lapiz lasulai: blue pigment imported from Afghanistan |
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"Le Tres Riches Heures du Duc de Berry"
Limbourg Brothers
Northern Proto-renaissance
from "the Book of Hours" a prayer book with a painting per month
secular paintings
used atmospheric depth to crate illusion of depth |
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"Escorial Deposition"
Rodger Weydenviden
Northern Early Renaissance
oil painting created new colors
virgin is mirroring christ body
momento mori (a reminder of death)
skull of Adam (golgatha) the hill where Adam was buried |
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"Portrait of a lADY"
Rodger Weydenviden
northern proto renaissance
secularism
tempera and oil
maybe a wedding painting?
disguised symbolism(the belt means money) |
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"Merode Alterpiece"
Robert Campin
northern renaissance
wood panel painting
a tryptech with predella
secular converging with religious content.
hidden or disguised symbolism: candle snuffed symbolizes the death of christ, white lillys is the purity of the virgin, the pot is the womb of the virgin.
owned by the anchelbrecht family. |
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"The Garden of Earthly Delight"
Bosch
northern high renaissance
a very large tryptech.
wood panel painting.
hidden and disguised symbolism
Adam and Eve on left panel and hell on the right.
Egg represents foolishness, the ladder represents learning,bordello is the the board holder on his head with bagpipes is an erotic symbol.
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"Donatello's David"or "david"
Donatello
Italian Renaissance
-a symbol of pride.
-the first nude for over 1000 years
-Donatello could convey age ranges
-contra posto: a greek invention of the weight shift |
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"The Dome of the Florence Cathedral"
Brunelleschi
Italian Renaissance
-outer shell is gigger than dome inside
-invented a hoisting machine (people used to ride on)
-used blueprints and orthogonal lines that converge at vanishing point
-linear or one point perspective |
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"The Medici Palace"
Michelotso
Italian Renaissance
-a home and a family stronghold of a family name
-rustication is the treatment of the bricks. |
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"The Holy Trinity" in the "Santa Maria Novella"
Mesaccio
Italian Renaissance
-in florence
-fresco
-includes vanishing point with orthogonal lines
-one point perspective
-in predella is Adams skeleton
-terrestrial doners (people on sides)
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"The Tribute Money"
Mesaccio
Italian Renaissance
- Fresco
-St.Peter could heal people with his shadow
-lightis the theme of the chapel
-shadow are cast from the actual window and shown in painting
-chiaroscuro "light dark" on tax collectors calf |
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"The Temptation of St. Anthony"
Martin Schongaur
Northern Renaissance
-Scratched into the wood, and the ink was poured into grooves.
-used cross-hatching to create texture and contrast. |
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Pazzi Chapel
Brunelleschi
Italian Renaissance
-A tiny chapel making a more intimate and personal feeling.
- delarobia rondels |
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"Pieta"
Michealangelo
High Italian Renaissance
-The only work he ever signed
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"Madonna Enthroned with Angels and Profits"
Cimabue
Italian Proto-renaissance
-Tempera panel painting
-byzantine mozaic with gold background
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"sforza and federico de montefeltro"
Piero della Francesca
Italian Renaissance
-worked from death mask
-cut bridge of his own nose to see more clearly (he was a one eyed-creep)
-oil and tempera on wood panel |
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"Venus Cupid Folley Time"
Bronzino
manorism
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"Villa Rotunda"
Palladio
High Italian Renaissance |
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"Madonna with a Long Neck"
Parmigianino
High Italian Renaissance |
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"Venus on Half Shell"
Botticelli
High Italian Renaissance
(intarsia) |
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"The Birth of the Virgin"
Ghirlandaio
Italian Renaissance |
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"The Expulsion of Adam and Eve"
Mesaccio
Italian Renaissance |
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"Santa Maria Novella"
Mesaccio
Italian Renaissance |
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Palazzo Rucellai
Alberti
Italian Renaissance |
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hospital of innocenti
brunelleschi
italian renaissance |
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"Padua (in Arena Chapel)"
Giotto
Early Italian Renaissance |
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"Portrait of Giovanni Anelfini and his wife Giovanna"
Jan Van Eych
Northern Renaissance |
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Baldassare Castiglione
Papheal
Italian High Renaissance |
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the Philosophy School of Athens
Rapheal
Italian High Renaissance |
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The Birth of Venus
Sandro Botticelli
Italian Renaissance |
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The Primavera
Sandro Botticelli
Italian Renaissance |
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Venus of Urbino
Titian
High Italian Renaissance |
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