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1 Renaissance Art

2 Discobolus by Myron (example of classical art)
Made to celebrate achievement of a victory or famous athlete High value of developing mind and body Perfect balance in the middle of a powerful action Simple, harmonious shapes Represents Greek ideal Original 450 BC in bronze

3 Narthex Tympanum 1120 (example of medieval art)
Made it fit into arching space over the doors to a church in France Center = Jesus sending apostles all over the world to preach; largest People on sides are waiting for preachers No attempt to make bodies look real Convey religious meaning

4 School of Athens by Raphael (example of Renaissance art)
Made in 1510 to decorate wall of a room in palace of the pope in Rome Great thinkers shown gathered to discuss their ideas Gestures, active, movement, interaction, expression show importance of ideas

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6 Madonna and Child with two Angels by Filippo Lippi
1406 Italian painter Renaissance period Realistic gestures Life-like poses Distant scene shown (perspective) Lots of detail

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8 Bathing Venus statue Roman artist 3rd century BC—classical period
Venus (goddess of love and beauty) Body looks active, calm face

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10 Venus and Adonis by Titian
Venetian artist in 1550 for King of Spain—Renaissance Period Interprets a classical story about Venus and Adonis Movement Expressive, feelings are shown clearly Seems full of light and air Realistic, life-like poses

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12 Madonna and Child in Majesty by Cimabue
1280 AD - Medieval 12 ft high Virgin Mary and Jesus Mary looking at viewer who is coming to worship at altar Gold makes bodies look heavenly, not real Prophets smaller, making Madonna look more powerful

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14 Grave Stele of Hegeso 400 BC in Greece—classical period
Marble sculpture marking a grave Shows ordinary woman in daily life scene No background but still realistic Faces smooth and calm

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16 Bayeux Tapestry 1082 AD - medieval period
Embroidered linen cloth and wool thread—over 200 feet long Tells story of invasion of England by Norman French king William the Conqueror in 1066 Bodies stiff and flattened Faces have simple lines No attempt at 3D Important to tell story clearly

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18 Pieta by Michelangelo 1475 Renaissance sculpture
Virgin Mary holding Jesus in her lap after crucifixion Looks effortless delicate and tender, ideals Emphasizes meaning at eternal religious symbols Realistic, life-like poses A lot of detail


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