Warmup 1/16 What do you know or think about the Renaissance?

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Warmup 1/16 What do you know or think about the Renaissance? You don’t need to be correct

Renaissance Did not end the middle ages. Renaissance occurs during the Late Middle Ages Very little change for everyday people Art takes huge leaps forward. A few people start to question the dominance of the church.

Renaissance Cities The Renaissance did not affect most Europeans. Only a handful of wealthy individuals in a few wealthy cities actually experienced the Renaissance. The other 99.9% continued to live as normal.

What is the Renaissance? Renaissance: a period during which there was a flourishing of art in Europe, inspired by old Roman and Greek values.

ASSIGNMENT: Renaissance vs Medieval Art We will look at a few comparisons of art on the same topic. For each: take 2 minutes to record differences you notice. Record as many as you can. Think about style, colors, depth, perspective, background, realism, etc.

Slaying Dragons

Slaying Dragons In Notebook: In contrast to the medieval painter, which values would you say are important to the painter of this renaissance piece?

Notable Renaissance Elements Realism: Renaissance artists focused on portraying things as they actually look. Naturalism: Renaissance artists thought nature was worth portraying. Perspective: Use of artificial lines used to make it appear as if flat paintings have depth.

Virgin Mary and Mary Magdelene

Virgin Mary and Mary Magdelene In Notebook: Do you think this painting demonstrates realism? Naturalism? Perspective? What part of the painting demonstrates that to you?

Humanism Perhaps the most important legacy of the Renaissance. Humanism is the belief that humans are of value—as are their emotions and reasoning. Humanist artists focused on the human element of their work.

Jesus

Jesus In Notebook: In what ways does the painting on the right display humanism more than that on the left.

Task To finish assignment, go to my website and do the following: Prompt: how can humanism be seen in Renaissance but not Medieval art? Look at the paintings provided and use at least 3 of them to prove your answer When using paintings as a source, talk about the specific things you see in the painting that shows your point.