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Eva (Eve)
Artist: Michelangelo
Year:N/A
Importance: The creation of adam incorporates eve as being part of the process but clearly this looks like the Virgin Mary |
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Cycle of the Ancestors of Christ: The Holy Family – Mary, Joseph and Jesus
Artist:Michelangelo
Year:1510-12
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Ignudi
Artist:Michelangelo
Year: 1510-12
Importance: The poses are exagurated and they do not even make sense. This shows off Michelangelo's mastership in the human anatomy |
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Mond Crucifixtion
Artist:Raphael
Year: 1502-03
Importance: Almost like his teacher, Perigino's work but gives characters more life and different faces |
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Coronation fo the Virgin
Artist:Raphael
Year: 1503
Importance: COmpared to Perugino's Assumption of the Virgin |
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Assumption of the Virgin
Artist: Perugino
Year: 1504
Importance: Everything looks exactly the same, cookie cutter figures and afces. None of the figures are so amazing at what is happening – not so realistic. |
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| Importance: Perugino never gives a location or setting. People are more surprised in Raphael's painting, some are even trying to drag her down. Raphael is not extremely dramatic since he still follows his tutor but still muc more realistic. |
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St. Catherine
Artist: Raphael
Year: 1506-07
Importance: The body has a lot of moevemnt and she is standing and leaning on the thing that killed her in real life. Raphael is imitating ancient sculpture and drapery. The face is so idealized that you could never find someone with this face walking around. Everything has grace. |
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Baglioni Deposition
Artist: Raphael
Year: 1507
Importance: Antalanta's husband was killed and her son wanted revenge. Long story short, she did not let him in and he died. Painting is a reflection of Antalanta's suffering . The figures look very graceful and he is clearly imitating mantenga and others. To be a good artist of the time, you have to be aware of the art around you |
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The Death of Meleager
Artist: Unknown
Year:Unknown
Importance: On the Roman sarcafagus and Raphael clearly looked at this for inspiration |
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| The ideal that every good artist must be well versed in the art around him and the ancient art everyone strives to be. It can only show that you know about it but not copy it. |
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Sistine Madonna
Artist: Raphael
Year: 1513-14
Importance: Pope Julius II asked for Raphael to paint pope Sixtus. The tripple tiara is in the very corner. The green curtain essentially opens up to the holy image. The pope is like listen to them they are out there! |
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Stanze della Segnatura
Artist: Raphael
Year: 1509-11
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· Poetry Inspired by the divine |
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Temptation of Adam and Eve
Artist: Raphael
Year: 1509-11
Importance: This is between theology and justice and it has to do with breaking divine mandate |
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Stanza della Segnatura: Disputation
Artist: Raphael
Year: 1509
Importance: He showed the theological dispute that if bread is the flesh of god. Half of the room says yes and the other is no. The focal point is the middle – which he also drew God and Jesus lined up with the bread symbolizing that he believes it is true. |
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The Sixteen Modes
Artist: Marcantonio Raimondi and Pietro Arentino
Year: 1524
Importance: This was of big controversy in the 1520s because this was pornoraphy of people having sex |
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Loggia of Cupid and Psyche
Artist: Raphael and Workshop
Year: 1518
Importance: The clear reference to a penis was not used as a sexual reference |
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