The Renaissance. Renaissance  time of creativity & change –Political –Social –Economic –Cultural.

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The Renaissance

Renaissance  time of creativity & change –Political –Social –Economic –Cultural

The Renaissance Increase in classical learning Medieval Scholars = life & death Renaissance Scholars = here & now / individual achievement

The Renaissance Begins in Italy – mid 1300’s Spreads north into Europe Peaks in the mid – 1500’s

Reasons Began in Italy 1.Center of Ancient Roman History 2.Cities survived the Middle Ages a.Florence, Milan, Venice, Genoa 3.Wealthy & Powerful Merchant Class

Wealthy Merchant Class De Medici Family – richest family in Florence 1.Cosimo de Medici 2.Lorenzo de Medici - patron

The Renaissance Humanism – intellectual movement, focus on worldly subjects & not religious issues Education focus on grammar, rhetoric, poetry, & history

The Renaissance Francesco Petrarch – early humanist. Collected Greek & Roman manuscripts. He brought ancient writings to western Europe

The Renaissance in Art Still used religious figures but in Roman/ Greek settings Revived classical forms – Sculpting

The Renaissance Perspective – art form using shading to make figures more life like & making distant objects smaller

Renaissance Artists The Big 4

Donatello

One of the first Renaissance Artists Known for his sculptures Bronze David & Life-size soldier on horseback

Leonardo da Vinci

True “Renaissance Man” Most brilliant of the time Architect, Engineer, painter, sculptor, & scientist

Michelangelo

Painted the Sistine Chapel of the Vatican Wrote Poetry Designed St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome

Raphael

Studied da Vinci & Michelangelo Did many pictures of Mary as a loving mother

Titian

Known for using rich colors & a sense of drama Assumption of the Virgin

Sofonisba Anguissola

Noblewoman known for painting portraits Artist's Sisters Playing Chess

Albrecht Dürer German Leonardo

Albrecht Dürer Studied in Italy Applied methods to paintings, engravings, & prints

Flemish Artists Artists of Flanders ???

Flanders = Present Day Belgium and the Netherlands

Jan and Hubert van Eyck

Developed oil paint Portrayals of townspeople

Pieter Bruegel

Painted lively scenes of peasant life Peasants Dance

Sandro Botticelli

Mixed Gothic realism w/ antique style

ARTISTFAMOUS WORK(S) Donatello DaVinci Michelangelo Raphael Titian Anguissola Durer J & H Van Eyck Bruegel Boticelli