The Five Themes of the Age in “Living Color”

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The Five Themes of the Age in “Living Color” Renaissance Art The Five Themes of the Age in “Living Color”

Medieval Art

Painting…altar pieces

Madonna Enthroned Cimabue, 1280s

Madonna Enthroned Duccio, 1308-1311

Renaissance will emphasize NEW themes Ad fontes Humanism Individualism New Spirit of Inquiry Secularism

Doryphorus Mid-fifth century BCE

Augustus of Primaporta 20 BCE

Michelangelo’s David 1501-1504 Ad Fontes for style- check out that contraposto! But also humanism, individualism and spirit of inquiry

Birth of Venus Botticelli, 1480 Ad fontes for subjects Birth of Venus Botticelli, 1480

Discovery of Honey Piero di Cosimo, 1498

Ad fontes in architecture as well

Humanism and Individualism The Creation of Adam: The Sistine Chapel Michelangelo, 1508-1512

Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci, 1502 “the highest and most difficult aim is to depict the intention of man’s soul through gesture and movement.”

Spirit of Inquiry

Linear Perspective

Foreshortening

Atmospheric via chiaroscuro

Harmony and Proportion

Sheer accomplishments in engineering

Secularism Arnolfini Marriage Portrait Jan Van Eyck, 1434

All of these… School of Athens Raphael, 1510

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