ALLISON LIU SCULPTORS YOU GOTTA KNOW. MICHELANGELO 1475 - 1564 Florentine “Renaissance Man” Architect- Dome of St. Peter’s Basilica Painter- The Last.

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ALLISON LIU SCULPTORS YOU GOTTA KNOW

MICHELANGELO Florentine “Renaissance Man” Architect- Dome of St. Peter’s Basilica Painter- The Last Judgement and Sistine Chapel ceiling Poet Military engineer Sculptor Preferred working with Carrara marble

DAVID

PIETÀ

BACCHUS

DYING SLAVE MOSES

AUGUSTE RODIN 1840 – 1917 French sculptor with stormy relationships École des Beaux-Arts in Paris Prestigious school for artists Student Camille Claudel Refused to leave Rose Beuret Known for: expressing inner truths

CAMILLE CLAUDEL Camille Claudel’s Young Girl with a Sheaf, before 1887 Auguste Rodin’s Galatea, 1889

THE AGE OF BRONZE

HONORÉ DE BALZAC

THE BURGHERS OF CALAIS

THE GATES OF HELL

THE THINKER

GIAN LORENZO BERNINI 1598 – 1680 Roman Defined the Baroque movement through: Freestanding sculptures Massive fountains in Rome

DAVID

THE ECSTASY OF ST. THERESA

TRITON

FOUNTAIN OF THE FOUR RIVERS

DONATELLO 1386 – 1466 Florentine sculptor Helped define Renaissance sculpture Mastered the low relief form of schiacciato “flattened out”

ST. MARK ST. GEORGE

ZUCCONE

GATTAM ELATA

MADONNA OF THE CLOUDS

LORENZO GHIBERTI 1378 – 1455 Florentine sculptor and goldsmith taught Donatello and Brunelleschi

DOORS OF THE DOME OF FLORENCE

THE SACRIFICE OF ISSAC

THE NORTH DOORS

THE EAST DOORS

GUTZON BORGLUM 1867 – 1941 American Known for: Mount Rushmore The Mares of Diomedes

MOUNT RUSHMORE

THE MARES OF DIOMEDES

STONE MOUNTAIN

PHIDIAS C. 480 BC – c. 430 BC Athenian the greatest of all classical sculptors Supported by the Delian League (Athenian Empire) Run by his friend Pericles Ruined by charges of corruption for political campaign against Pericles

STATUE OF ZEUS

STATUE OF ATHENA

CONSTANTIN BRANCUSI 1876 – 1957 Romanian sculptor Major figure in Modernism “industrial products”

THE KISS

SLEEPING MUSE

BIRD IN SPACE

DANIEL CHESTER FRENCH 1850 – 1931 American

THE MINUTE MAN

STANDING LINCOLN

LINCOLN MEMORIAL

FRÉDÉRIC-AUGUSTE BARTHOLDI 1834 – 1904 French sculptor Liberty Enlightening the World

STATUE OF LIBERTY

THE LION OF BELFORT

STATUE OF THE MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE