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High Renaissance Painters
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Leonardo da Vinci 1452-1529 Genius in: engineering, astronomy, hydrology, Scientist & artist Inventor of machines before his time: flying machine, armored cars Kept a notebook of sketches –Diagramed mvt of water, growth of plants –Dissected cadavers (illegal) 1452-1529 Genius in: engineering, astronomy, hydrology, Scientist & artist Inventor of machines before his time: flying machine, armored cars Kept a notebook of sketches –Diagramed mvt of water, growth of plants –Dissected cadavers (illegal)
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The Vitruvian Man Drawing by da Vinci Saw humans in scientific terms Shows geometric shapes & proportions In Renaissance architecture (church) man is the measure (not as small as in Medieval architecture) Drawing by da Vinci Saw humans in scientific terms Shows geometric shapes & proportions In Renaissance architecture (church) man is the measure (not as small as in Medieval architecture)
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Vitruvian Man
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The Last Supper “one of you will betry me” Linear perspective –Vanishing point Atmospheric perspective –Showing sky Weight, depth Da Vinci Code: importance of Mary Magdelene “one of you will betry me” Linear perspective –Vanishing point Atmospheric perspective –Showing sky Weight, depth Da Vinci Code: importance of Mary Magdelene
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The Last Supper
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Mona Lisa 1st High Renaissance portrait Grandeur, mystery Not a goddess, queen, but a merchant’s wife Form dominates Landscape setting behind Contrapposto Sfumato: “up in smoke”; hazy background, blurred edges 1st High Renaissance portrait Grandeur, mystery Not a goddess, queen, but a merchant’s wife Form dominates Landscape setting behind Contrapposto Sfumato: “up in smoke”; hazy background, blurred edges
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Mona Lisa
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Muppet Mona Lisa
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Mona Lisa after one week in the USA.
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Raphael Father was an artist/saw other famous artists (Botticelli) Realism in art: depicting what is true One-point perspective: focus on a single point (creates depth) Known for his Madonnas (Virgin Mary) School of Athens Father was an artist/saw other famous artists (Botticelli) Realism in art: depicting what is true One-point perspective: focus on a single point (creates depth) Known for his Madonnas (Virgin Mary) School of Athens
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Madonnas
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School of Athens
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Michelangelo Preferred medium was sculpture Apprentice with Medici family Famous works: –David statue Commissioned for the Florence Cathedral –The Pieta Sculpture of Mary & Christ –Sistine Chapel Ceiling at the Vatican Preferred medium was sculpture Apprentice with Medici family Famous works: –David statue Commissioned for the Florence Cathedral –The Pieta Sculpture of Mary & Christ –Sistine Chapel Ceiling at the Vatican
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David
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Pieta
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Sistine Chapel Commissioned by the Pope 5800 sq. ft. ceiling Began at age 33 Includes: New Testament, Old Testament stories, Greek mythology Achieves depth through massive figures “Creation of Adam” -well-known painting Commissioned by the Pope 5800 sq. ft. ceiling Began at age 33 Includes: New Testament, Old Testament stories, Greek mythology Achieves depth through massive figures “Creation of Adam” -well-known painting
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Sistine Chapel ceiling
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