1. Renaissance Artists: Disciples of Nature, Masters of Invention
Chapter 17
Renaissance Artists: Disciples of Nature, Masters of Invention
(ca. 1400–1600)

2. Renaissance Art and Patronage
Painting, sculpture, and architecture became symbols of affluence during the Renaissance
Patronage allowed the most talented craftsmen to apply their skills; the patron would be immortalized via the produced art
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The Early Renaissance
The revival of the Classical nude
Donatello
Pollaiuolo
Botticelli
Early Renaissance architecture
Revival of Classical architecture: Brunelleschi
Alberti
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4. The Early Renaissance (continued)
The Renaissance portrait
Desire to immortalize oneself
Desire to publish one’s greatness
Jan van Eyck
Leonardo da Vinci
Life-sized sculptures in the round
Early Renaissance artist-scientists
Window to the world
Linear perspective: Masaccio
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The High Renaissance
Painting: Leonardo and Raphael
Architecture: Bramante and Palladio
Michelangelo and heroic idealism
The High Renaissance in Venice
Painting in Venice
Bellini
Giorgione
Titian
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6. The Music of the Renaissance
Early Renaissance music: Dufay
High Renaissance music: Josquin
The madrigal
Instrumental music of the Renaissance
Renaissance dance
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