Renaissance Art A close look at the life and work of Leonardo da Vinci.

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Renaissance Art A close look at the life and work of Leonardo da Vinci

Middle Ages Precursor to Renaissance Remember me? Describe my artistic and historical significance

Middle Ages Precursor to Renaissance Illuminated Manuscripts Learning controlled by church’s teachings No printing presses 3 social classes Nobility Churchmen Peasants

Renaissance Middle Class develops (merchants) Inventions Gunpowder Printing Press 1400s Church Loses monopoly on learning Less powerful Protestant Reformation – Martin Luther Loss of Christian Unity

Renaissance – a rebirth Return to classical ideals of beauty and order Humanism – focus on human life and accomplishments “Man is the measure of all things”

Renaissance Art Oil on canvas 3D Contrasts of light and dark (chiaroscuro) Shadow and smokiness (sfumato) Proportion (individual figures and in comparison to other figures)

Leonardo da Vinci A True Renaissance Man Mathematician Scientist Inventor Artist

Inventor Design for Flying Machine Ca Pen and Ink

Scientist

Mathematician Vitruvian Man Ca Pen and ink

Sketches Study of Head of Leda Ca Pen and ink

Paintings Last Supper Ca.1498 Tempera on plaster Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie (Milan)

Paintings Madonna of the Rocks Ca Oil on panel

Paintings Mona Lisa Ca.1505 Oil on wood

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