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    The Art of theRenaissancePainting the Picture of the Renaissance

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    Characteristics of Medieval Art Art and learning centered on the church and

    religion

    Very Flat The human form was not accentuatedvery

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    Used halos around the heads of saints or religiousfigures

    Use ofhieratic scale

    Saints or religious figures always larger thanordinary people

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    Medieval characteristics

    continued Medieval painters used gold backgrounds for the

    beauty of the heavenly atmosphere

    Perspective use was not used during this timethemath used was not available for the artists

    Characters are one-dimensional

    Settings lack dimension as well

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    Medieval Art Berlinghiero

    Madonna and Child 1228

    What characteristics do

    you see in thisexample?

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    Giotto Giotto

    Madonna and Child1320

    What do you notice aboutthis and the medievalprint?

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    Another Example of Medieval Art Charlemagne

    Why is this sooooo

    medieval?

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    Characteristics of Renaissance Art Humanist art used less

    hieratic form

    Not always religious, more

    humanistic Natural landscapes began to

    be used

    mathematical perspectiveinvented and used by

    artists Less use of halos to depict

    religious figures

    Strong use of light andbalance

    Vibrant colors

    Depicted the male andfemale forms accuratelyand quite pronounced

    Ordinary people and eventsbecame worthy of

    paintings Classical themes of ancient

    Greece and Rome

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    Perspective Adoration of the

    Magi 1470

    Botticelli

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    Landscapes of the Renaissance

    Painting Guiliano Bugiardini

    Madonna and Child with St.John, 1510

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    Early Renaissance Sculpture Donatellos David, 1430

    How does this compare withCharlemagne?

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    Michelangelo David, 1501

    Carved from one slab

    of marble Depicted the

    proportionate malebody withextraordinary detail

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    Who did a better job?Donatello? Michelangelo?

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    The Sistine Chapel- The Creation Michelangelo Buonarrati, 1475

    Fresco

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    Leonardo Da Vinci How does this

    reflect the idealsof theRenaissance?

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    , ( ):eonardo the Scientist Anatomy( ):eonardo the Scientist Anatomyages from hisages from his N o t e b o o ko t e b o o k

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    Leonardo da Vinci Mona Lisa

    Where are her

    eyebrows?

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    Raphael The School of Athens,

    1508

    Shows great Greek

    philosophers Plato and Aristotle in the

    middle of the painting

    Socrates on the leftcounting fingers to

    young men

    Michelangelo is thefigure writing in theforegroundrepresenting

    Heraclitus

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    Test your skills. Decide if these paintings represent the middle ages or the

    Renaissance and how do you know?

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    Northern Humanism The Betrothal of the

    Arnolfini, 1434

    Jan van Eyck

    A Renaissance painting butdeeply middle ages insymbolism

    Candle nuptial candle,symbolizing Christ anddivine light

    The convex mirrorsymbolized the all-seeing eye of God

    Shoes off symbolizingcouple on holy ground

    Ripening peaches

    symbolize fertility Dog symbolizes fidelity

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    Everyday Life is Captured in Art Pieter Brueghel

    PeasantWedding

    1568 How else is this

    reflective oftheRenaissance

    ?

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    Wealth, Culture, and Diplomacy Hans Holbein

    TheAmbassadors,

    1533 Mixture of wealth,

    power, andculture

    Show prestige ofdiplomats in

    Europeanculture

    Scientific inquiryrepresentedfully

    Lute represents

    harmony