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Renaissance Art BY AKASH IJAZ
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Definition of Renaissance
Renaissance – means “rebirth” in French. This was a time period following the middle ages that lasted from the 1300-1500s in the italian city of florence.
Renaissance is a period of revival in classical learning characterized by a sharp increase in secular values and increased interest in learning the classics.
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Characteristics of Renaissance Art
- Artists showed religious and nonreligious scenes
-Art reflected a great interest in nature
- Figures were lifelike and three-dimensional
-Bodies looked active and were shown moving
-Scenes showed real people doing everyday tasks
-Faces expressed what people were thinking
-Paintings were often symmetrical
-Full backgrounds showed perspective
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Early renaissance art
Early Renaissance pieces focused on Humanism where everyday people could be subject.
Beginning of perspective. Characteristics -Figures had depth and reality
-Naturalistic details-Naturalistic light source
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Early Renaissance Painting and Sculpture in Italy:
Generally painted in frescoes
Very little depth and pigment
More interested in architecture and space versus objects reflecting the story – less cluttered
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Early Renaissance Art in the North:
Generally painted with oil
Oil on wood – thin layers of oil created a luminescent surface with depth and glowIconography – objects in the piece help to tell its storyMore complex compositions with many objects
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High renaissance art
Flourished for about 35 years, from the early 1490s to 1527 focused on self-confident Humanism .With the invention and use of the printing press, there was a greater spread of ideas, and artists could sell prints of their work. Travel also increased during the High Renaissance; therefore, art became more international.
Characteristics:
Halos gone
More naturalism
Definite light source (shadows, three-dimensional)
Sense of stability and order (static compositions)
Commissions from private sources
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High renaissance art
Michelangelo prescribed to “Neo-Platonism,” which says God put the sculpture within the rock and that the artist must uncover it, good art comes from divine inspiration and beauty is a path to salvation.
Raphael created works that perfectly expressed the classical spirit—harmonious, beautiful, and serene.
Leonardo, another High Renaissance artist, began to create deep paintings with spatial illusions, which will be more prevalent in the Baroque period.
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Leonardo Da Vinci – a great painter, sculptor, architect, scientist and engineer.
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Leonardo Da Vinci
The first scientist to perform human dissections of the body to study anatomy.
Painted very realistic pictures such as the Mona Lisa and Last Supper.
Drew the first sketches of man in flight using wings. Sketched plants and animals.
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Last supper
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Mona Lisa
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Medival arts BY NAYAB GHOUS
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Introduction
The Catholic Church held a great deal of power during the middle ages and a result financed most of the art project during this era.
The location of this art movement was in Europe. Artists were paid to decorate churches and create
religious related pieces for the public to enjoy.
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Middle AgesMedival art known as the Early Middle Ages also known as “Dark Ages” from the fall of Roman Empire(300 AD)to the rise of the Renaissance (1400AD).
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Forms of Medivel Art
The three main art forms include:- Architecture Mosaic Fresco
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Architecture
o Medieval architecture was known as “Gothic Architecture” is a style of architecture used in western Europe in the middle ages.o It began in France in the 12th century.
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Religious architecture
The Medival period had seen a rapid growth in monasticism with several different orders and being prevalent and spreading influence widely.
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Medieval Churches
Architecture played a very important role fo the church in Medievel. The more splended the architecture the more the church believed it was praising God. Medievel churches and cthedrals were superbly built.
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Romanesque Period The style of architecture that was in vogue was
known as Romanesque because it copied the pattern and proportion of the architecture of the Roman empire.
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Fresco
o The technique of painting on a moist, plaster surface with color from ground up.o Giotto- A famous Italian fresco painter.
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Mosaic
o An art technique that creates pictures out of ll pieces of stone or
glass.o It is a technique of decorative art or interior decoration.
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