1. RENAISSANCE ART

2. Botticelli: Birth of Venus

3. Individual People
Portraits
Famous patrons =
models
Favorite subject =
David

4. Da Vinci:
La Joconde or
Mona Lisa

5. Pope Leo X by
Raphael

6. Titian’s
Charles V

7. Youth
Children more realistic

8. Da Vinci

9. Titian’s
Madonna
Pessaro

10. Nature
Scientific observations

11. Albrect
Durer:
Hare

12. Raphael’s
St. George
Slaying the
Dragon

13. Humanism

14. Da Vinci: The Vitruvian

15. Michaelangelo: Creation of Adam

16. Anatomy
Nude body = beautiful
Science = dissections
Body symbol of pride in self

17. Da Vinci:
Study of
Hands

18. Perspective
Vanishing Point
Horizon Line
Disappearing Lines

19. Mantegna’s Dead Christ

20. Classicism

21. Raphael’s School of Athens

22. Learning and Reason

23. Holbein:
Southwell

24. Early Renaissance

25. Giotto: Journey to Jerusalem

26. St. Anthony Tempted by a Lump of Gold (1430)
Fra Angelico

27. South Door
Baptistry by
Lorenzo
Ghiberti

28. DAVID (1427) by
Donatello

29. Expulsion from Paradise (1427) by Masaccio

30. Dome of the
Santa Maria
del Fiore
(Florence) by
Filippo
Brunelleschi

32. The Ideal City (1470) by
Piero della Francesca

33. The Flagellation (1455) by Francesca

34. Late Renaissance

35. Doge
Leonardo
Loredan
( ) by
Giovanni
Bellini

36. Baldassare
Castiglione by
Raphael

37. Pope Julius II by
Raphael

38. Girl with
a Unicorn by
Raphael

39. Man with the Red Cap by
Titian

40. Da Vinci: The Last Supper

41. Michelangelo:
The Sistine
Chapel

42. Michelangelo: Last Judgment

43. Michelangelo:
“The Pieta”

44. Michelangelo
“The David”

45. Northern Renaissance

46. Van Eyck:
Adoration
of the Lamb

47. Ambassadors
(1533)
Hans Holbein

48. The
Marriage
of Arnolfini
(1434) by
Van Eyck

49. Erasmus
(1523) by
Hans Holbein
the Younger

50. Sir Thomas
More
(1527) by
Hans Holbein
the Younger

51. Mannerism

52. Christ at the Sea of Galilee by Tintoretto

53. Conversion of
St. Jerome
(1552) by
Parmigianino

54. Opening of the Fifth
Seal of the
Apocalypse
( ) by
El Greco

55. Musician
Angel
(1520)
By Rosso Fiorentino

56. Palazzo Uffizi
of the
Uffizi Gallery
(1581) by
Giorgio Vasari

57. Palazzo Pitti of the d’Medici’s

58. Villa Capra (1566-1571) by Andrea Palladio

59. “I have offended God and mankind because my work did not reach the quality it should have .”
(Da Vinci's dying words)

60. Shakespeare: man, how noble in reason, how infinite in faculty; in
“What a piece of work is
man, how noble in reason,
how infinite in faculty; in
form, in moving how express
and admirable; in action, how
like an angel; in apprehension,
how like a god.”

61. Michaelangelo:
The David