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1 Renaissance Art The Italian Renaissance
The Northern/ German Renaissance

2 Renaissance Art Compared with Medieval Art Gothic architecture
Flat, two dimensional

3 Donatello Sculptor First life size, free-standing nude since Rome
David 1440

4 Victoria and Albert Museum 2016

5 School of Athens- Raphael perspective

6 The Last Supper perspective

7 Da Vinci Painter Inventor Scientist Mona Lisa

8 The Flying Machine

9 The Proportions of the Human Figure
Studies of Nature Anatomy The Proportions of the Human Figure

10 Michelangelo Painter Sculptor Architect The Last Judgment

11 Sistine Chapel- Michelangelo

12 Victoria and Albert Museum 2016
Early Renaissance Victoria and Albert Museum 2016 Moses

13 Victoria and Albert Museum 2016
Pieta David Victoria and Albert Museum 2016

14 Classical Architecture
Roman domes and Greek columns Dome of St. Peter’s in Rome

15 Renaissance Art The Northern Renaissance Details, realism
Every day life– not just religious or mythological/ classical subjects Oil Paint

16 Portraits Holbein Sir Thomas More Erasmus

17 The Marriage of Arnolfini
Van Eych Portraits Oil paints The Marriage of Arnolfini

18 The Peasant Wedding Bruegel
Every Day Life

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