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| latin word, skilled process |
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| a place without aesthtic objects to react to |
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| puritanical reaction to art |
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| art is sinful and corrupts |
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| art will make you a better person |
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| cisterian monk who was anti art |
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| nazi myth of superior creativity |
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| nazi myth of inferiority of other cultures |
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| rejected art student, historys greatest art collector |
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| terrorism against art as a tool for change |
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| first artist to sell a work for more than a millio dollars |
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a leader in feminist art history, wrote "why have there been no great women artists?"
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| feminist artists ask for equal time |
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| art discrimination meaning by white males |
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| art that cannot fail, on fridge door |
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| moern tendency to deposit objects in public |
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| rights of artists and art object |
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| art of bad taste, made cheaply, the peoples art |
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| artist of big eyed for the masses |
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| sculptor who carved mt rushmoore |
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| most collected artist, safe art |
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| barn painter or con man? illustrator turned artist, nixon used him |
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| not an artist but used the arts to create disney |
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| secret knowledge camera obscura |
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| drawing machine uses darkened room, lens, mirror, light |
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| 1000 yr period between fall of rome and revival of classical greek culture, embodied by the renaissance |
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| stresses that all things in nature are important |
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| take vows of poverty chastity and obedience |
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| wool workers defeated in trying to stop salary cuts, reflects humanism, all people are important |
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| merges christian and pagan |
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| the lives of the most excellent painters sculptors and architects, cimabue |
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| the holy virgin mary, most famous of our time |
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giotto first
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| greedy banker whose sin was charging interest "you must not lend him money at interest or sell him food at profit" |
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| left side, reserved for the condemned to hell, evil |
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| eye of god, almond shaped, halo |
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| water based painting on plaster |
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| final layer of ground plaster |
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| quick sketch study used to transfer original design to wall surface |
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| punching pin holes in cartoon then hitting the cartoon with a bag full of charcoal dust until it shows through |
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| red clay material named for place in turkey |
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| mary is the majesty as queen of heaven |
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| illusion of airy condition |
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| continuation of byzantine/gothic style, aristocratic views conservative tastes |
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| tres riches hueres du duc de berry |
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| the book of hours medievial limbourg brothers |
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| stone mined in badakhshan province of afghanistan |
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| seated on the right was the patron of the book of hours |
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| 1347 plague killd 1/2 of the european population |
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| duke of milan marches on florence in 1402 |
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| kind of naples atacks florence ini 1414 and dies |
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| lion symbol of florentine republic is adapted to brunis coat of arms |
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| allergory of the arts grieve over loss of patron, latin epitaph held by two victories was compossed by successor, muses mourn his death |
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| florentine chancellor, humanist |
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| brunis plea for citizen army |
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| 1404 bruni begun working on histography |
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| latin term for literary studies |
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| the place to be buried, the church of the holy cross, westminister abby of italy |
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| married second wife illaria del carretto 1406-1408 |
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| restored illaria , sues james beck for slander |
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| renaissance art history teacher, critic of restoring pieces |
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| like a tomb marker, does not have a body |
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| isaac was the son of abraham, half brother of ishamel, father of jacob and esau, abraham sacrifices isaac but last moment accepts a ram instead |
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| statue depicting a boy pulling a thorn from his foot |
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| gothic architect of duomo |
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| cathedral in italian, as in cathedral of florence |
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| the cathedral of florences name: st mary of the flowers |
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| michaelangelos criticism of decorative arcade balcony |
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| part of the hospital of santo spirito, rome, anonymous baby drop |
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| ceramic sculptor, inventor of new blue and white glazes, inexpensive subsitute for marble |
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| della robbia makes baked clay polychrome circular medallions with special enamelled ornamental effects |
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| area between duomo and baptistery |
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| death education/arts: preparation for a good death |
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| ambasador to cairo until 1423 and art patron |
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| teavher, 18 yrs older than rival masaccio |
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| light dark contrasts, 1st since giotto |
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| fights with michaelangelo |
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| true water base painting on plaster |
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| the richest man in florence, patron of gentiles masterpiece: the magi |
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| the ledge below altar, with small scale paintings |
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| vulnerable, without clothing, pornographic |
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| 1973 supreme court legal definition includes community standards and must be without artistic redeeming value |
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| roman architect and military engineer, famous as the author of the only complete architectural treatsie to survive from antiquity. |
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| anti christian, evil prince of rimini, builds temple to pagan gods |
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| writer of the prince, admirere of the ruthless end justifies means |
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| mistress of sigismindo, smothers wife of sigismondo |
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| grek pagan scholar, buried in rimini |
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| defiant pope condemmns sigimondo to hell |
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| hanged men, artist who was dealth with harsh realities of life and death |
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| those who attribute works of art to a better known name and apologize for lesser as being by the inferior student |
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| italian for mercenary soldier |
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| thought to be a statue of first christian emperor: constantine |
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| coloration of metal, chemical reaction |
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| erasmos de narni " honey cat" |
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| condottiere in battle a sword cut his eye and nose |
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| popular medieval book o f saints |
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| mother of constantine, made pilgramage to the holy land to find true cross and bring back to rome |
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| was elevated to status of blessed, step before sainthood |
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| secind renaissance style, beyond naturalism, lippi, angelico |
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| writers of garden soul, a perfect monastic world |
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| lippis love, nun on th erun |
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| french term for fooling th eye illusion |
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| brother was called the keg flatness gentlesness anti optical anti naturalistic sensitve withdrawn melancholic poetic new race artifical |
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| a 19th century romantic art historianwho rediscovers the artist and loved botticellis name |
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| tried to reconcile classical and christian views |
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| archbishop antoniio pierozzi |
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| archbishop of florence from 1446-1459 |
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| medici followers vs savonarola followers |
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| wife mary was an american art critic known as the eye, the great art historian |
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| secret journal records attribution truth |
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| book artful partners, exposes berrenson as fraud in 1986 |
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| the touches, berenson villa, given to harvard |
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| flemish netherlands today belguim |
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| none of robert campins documented works survive but he is given a numer ofworkks group as the master of flemalle |
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| yolk of egg and color paint |
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| replaces tempera and fresco |
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| dating by study of tree rings |
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| italian banker for medici bank in bruges |
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| famous art historian 1953 |
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| the garland maker, goldsmith making garlands for womens hair |
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| sassetti ruins=triumph of christianity over pagan world |
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| 1.618 fee most beautiful number in nature |
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a comparisonn of painting sculpture architecture. which is best?
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| reversed notes hides thoughts |
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| mom, the brawler: the lost mother of leonardo |
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| finds mother fixation in leonardos work but makes mistakes |
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| smokey haze illusion of natural atmosphere |
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| anonymous morals box, jacopo saltarelli with four men including |
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| was reputed to be best restorer in world restores last supper |
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| columbia university porfessor call last supper dead as a doornail and an experiment |
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| a wealthy florentine silk merchant |
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| painting never cleaned, under varnish |
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| duchess of francavilla was she the real mona lisa? |
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| fascination over mona lisa |
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| sign at entrance to vatican art collection: let the ignorant stay away |
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| calls pieta a miracle in stone |
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| marble caves morth of pisa, source of pieta marble |
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| thief steals the mona lisa |
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| s american con artist, the perfect con |
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| crackle, drying and aging of oil paint |
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| computer whiz? or con artist, finds real mona |
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| french King patron of leonardo, del sarto, primaticcio, buys th mona lisa |
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| francis I's palace, court buys italian renaissance artists |
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| someone with enclyclopedic knowledge |
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| had original david commission 40 yrs earlier. di duccio was the master sculptor, who "ruined david" |
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| 1502 gonfalonier: standard bearer of florentine republic, complpained to michaelangelo about davids nose being too big |
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| 1843 restoration uses acid. caused most damage to david |
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vincent van gogh
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