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1 Renaissance Art

2 New Techniques Single point Perspective Fresco Oil Painting Chiaroscuro

3 Michelangelo 1475-1564 Well known for his art, and notorious for his temper Lived and crafted for the glory of Florence

4 The Sistene Chapel Michelangelo was commissioned to repaint the ceiling by Pope Julius II in 1408 Later painted “the Last Judgement” over the altar

5 David Reflects Renaissance view of the glory of human form Emphasized heroism and strength

6 Leonardo DaVinci 1452-1519 True Renaissance Man Artist, sculptor Weaponsmith, inventor, architect Study of anatomy Teacher

7 Mona Lisa

8 The Last Supper

9 Raphael Kind individual Not egocentric like many other artists of the time Used single point perspective technique

10 The School of Athens Linked the modern day with Classic times Painting included modern painters Leonardo and Michelangelo along with Ancient Greeks like Socrates and Plato

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