A Rebirth of Artistic Appreciation

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A Rebirth of Artistic Appreciation The Renaissance A Rebirth of Artistic Appreciation

Medieval vs. Renaissance

Renaissance Art: characteristics 1. Individualism: Used ancient works as models & subject matter Emphasized uniqueness of everyone’s face & facial expressions; individual character & personality

Renaissance Art: characteristics Balance & Proportion: Aimed to make art more realistic Showed all things in their proper size

Renaissance Art: characteristics Perspective: Showed depth & realism. Medieval art had been flat & 2D Movement & Lively Colors

Renaissance Art: characteristics New Materials: Oil Paint: dried slower and came in greater color variety Could work slower & obtain more lifelike effects Fresco: when paint was combined w/ wet plaster

Birth of Venus, Botticelli, 1485

Botticelli, Adoration of the Magi, c. 1475

Botticelli, Venus and Mars c. 1485

Donatello David c. 1444-46

Leonardo da Vinci Study of proportions, 1487

Leonardo da Vinci study of the porportions of the head and body, 1487

Leonardo da Vinci Study of Grotesque Heads c. 1490

Leonardo da Vinci The Last Supper 1498

Leonardo da Vinci Mona Lisa 1503-1506

Leonardo da Vinci Self-Portrait c. 1512

Leonardo da Vinci Muscles of the neck and shoulders c. 1515

Portrait of a Man, ca. 1515 Titian

Titian, The Concert, c. 1510

Titian Woman with a Mirror c. 1513-15

Michelangelo Pieta c. 1498-99

Michelangelo David c. 1501-1504

Michelangelo Interior of The Sistine Chapel

Michelangelo The Creation of Adam

Raphael The School of Athens 1510-11

School of Athens Detail of Plato and Aristotle

The Northern Renaissance

Van Eyck, Jan The betrothal of the Arnolfini 1434

The Betrothal of the Arnolfini Detail of back wall

Van Eyck, Jan Portrait of Giovanni Arnolfini c. 1435

Bruegel, Pieter, The Harvesters, 1565

Bruegel, Pieter, The Peasant Dance, 1568

Bruegel, Pieter, Peasant wedding, c. 1568

Holbein, Hans Georg Gisze, a German merchant in London 1532

Holbein, Hans The Artist's Wife, Elsbeth Binzenstock, and her Two Children, Philip and Catherine 1528

Holbein, Hans Henry VIII c. 1536