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Renaissance Art A close look at the life and work of Leonardo da Vinci
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Middle Ages Precursor to Renaissance Remember me? Describe my artistic and historical significance
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Middle Ages Precursor to Renaissance Illuminated Manuscripts Learning controlled by church’s teachings No printing presses 3 social classes Nobility Churchmen Peasants
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Renaissance 1450-1600 Middle Class develops (merchants) Inventions Gunpowder Printing Press 1400s Church Loses monopoly on learning Less powerful Protestant Reformation – Martin Luther Loss of Christian Unity
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Renaissance – a rebirth Return to classical ideals of beauty and order Humanism – focus on human life and accomplishments “Man is the measure of all things”
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Renaissance Art Oil on canvas 3D Contrasts of light and dark (chiaroscuro) Shadow and smokiness (sfumato) Proportion (individual figures and in comparison to other figures)
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Leonardo da Vinci A True Renaissance Man Mathematician Scientist Inventor Artist
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Inventor Design for Flying Machine Ca. 1488 Pen and Ink
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Scientist
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Mathematician Vitruvian Man Ca. 1487 Pen and ink
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Sketches Study of Head of Leda Ca. 1505 Pen and ink
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Paintings Last Supper Ca.1498 Tempera on plaster Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie (Milan)
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Paintings Madonna of the Rocks Ca. 1485 Oil on panel
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Paintings Mona Lisa Ca.1505 Oil on wood
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