 In trying to provide an exact portrayal of their world, the artists of the north (especially the LowCountries) and Italy took different approaches.

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 In trying to provide an exact portrayal of their world, the artists of the north (especially the LowCountries) and Italy took different approaches.  In Italy, the human form became the primary vehicle of expression as Italian artists sought to master the technical skills that allowed them to portray humans in realistic settings.

 The large wall spaces of Italian churches had given rise to the art of fresco painting.  In the north, the prevalence of Gothic cathedrals with their stained glass windows resulted in more emphasis on illuminated manuscripts and wooden panel paintings for altarpieces.  The space available in these works was limited, and great care was required to depict each object, leading the northern painters to become masters at rendering details.

 The most influential northern school of art in the 15th century was centered in Flanders.  Jan van Eyck (c ) was among the first to employ oil paint, a medium that enabled the artist to use a varied range of colors and create fine details.  In Giovanni Arnolfini and Bride, van Eyck’s attention to detail is staggering; precise portraits, a glittering chandelier, a mirror reflecting the objects in the room, and the effects of light filtering through the window.

Jan Van Eyck Portrait of Giovanni Arnolfini and his Wife (1434) Northern Renaissance

Van Eyck Portrait of Giovanni Arnolfini and his Wife (detail)

 Jan Van Eyck's La Madone au Chanoine Van der Paele (1434)

 Annunciation 

 Although each detail was rendered as observed, it is evident that van Eyck’s comprehension of perspective was still uncertain.  His work is indicative of northern Renaissance painters, who, in their effort to imitate nature, did so not by mastery of the laws of perspective and proportion, but by empirical observation of visual reality and the accurate portrayal of details.

 Pieter Bruegal - Flemish painter of peasant life  Satiric edge  Elevated genre painting (scenes of everyday life) to the stature of “high art”

Hunters in the Snow or Return of the Hunters

Peasant’s Dance

The Peasant Wedding