Medieval and Renaissance Art Sunrise Senior College Gerard NeCastro March 7, 2013.

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Medieval and Renaissance Art Sunrise Senior College Gerard NeCastro March 7, 2013

Medieval and Renaissance Art Introduction

Preliminaries Thank You Thank You Schedule Schedule Readings Readings Religious and Secular Religious and Secular

Medieval and Renaissance Time Time Geography Geography Disposition and Attitude Disposition and Attitude Vision Vision The Body The Body

Chronology Medieval Begins Medieval Begins Ostrogothic Kingdom in Italy – 493 Ostrogothic Kingdom in Italy – 493 Medieval Ends and Renaissance Begins Medieval Ends and Renaissance Begins Gutenberg Bible – 1454 Gutenberg Bible – 1454

Sort Of… Dante, 1265 – 1321 The Divine Comedy, 1300s

Sort Of… Dante, 1265 – 1321 The Divine Comedy, 1300s Georgio Vasari, 1511 – 1554 Lives of the Artists, 1550

Sort Of… Dante, 1265 – 1321 The Divine Comedy, 1300s Georgio Vasari, 1511 – 1554 Lives of the Artists, 1550 Giotto di Bondone, 1267 – 1337

Sort Of (2)… Jan Van Eyck, c – 1441

Sort Of (2)… Jan Van Eyck, c – 1441 William Shakespeare, 1564 – 1616

Sort Of (2)… Jan Van Eyck, c – 1441 William Shakespeare, 1564 – 1616 But… Chester Mystery Plays, 1560s (Medieval)

Geography

Disposition and Attitude Wealth and Power Wealth and Power Investigation of Our World Investigation of Our World

Vision Intuitive Perspective Intuitive Perspective Atmospheric (Aerial) Perspective Atmospheric (Aerial) Perspective Linear Perspective Linear Perspective Foreshortening Foreshortening

Intuitive Perspective Raphael. The Marriage of the Virgin (Lo Sposalizio), 1504.

Atmospheric Perspective 1 Masaccio – The Expulsion of Adam and Eve, 1428

Atmospheric Perspective 2 Leonardo – Virgin of the Rocks, c sfumato chiaroscuro

Linear Perspective Pietro Perugino – Delivery of the Keys to St. Peter, 1481

Linear Perspective Pietro Perugino – Delivery of the Keys to St. Peter, 1481

Linear Perspective Pietro Perugino – Delivery of the Keys to St. Peter, 1481

Foreshortening Andrea Mantegna – The Lamentation over the Dead Christ, c. 1490

Foreshortening

The Body 1 Cimabue - Virgin and Child Enthroned, c.1280.

The Body 2 Botticelli – The Birth of Venus, c

The Body 3 Botticelli - Virgin and Child Enthroned, c.1490.

The Body 4 Girolamo Savonarola, 1452–1498. Bonfire of the Vanities.