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Renaissance Art & Architecture Humanism– Interest in Greek and Roman Classics Secularism– Interest in the Material World more than the Afterlife Individualism– Portraits, Signed Artwork, and new Inventions like oil paints and perspective
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Early Renaissance Architecture Copied Greek Columns and Roman Domes such as Florence Cathedral by Brunelleschi
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Oil Paints were Invented by the Flemish Painters of Flanders The Arnolfini Wedding Descent from By Jan Van Eyck the Cross by » Van der Weyden
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Both Show Individualism in Novel Ways Can you tell which 4 men in the background paid for this painting?
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Look Closely at the Mirror in the Arnolfini Wedding
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The Concept of Perspective Was invented by Giotto and perfected by his student Masacchio It makes 2-dimensional art look 3-D Things get smaller the farther into the background they are All straight lines point to the “vanishing point”
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Raphael’s School of Athens shows perspective and Humanism
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Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci Portrait of a business man’s wife-- secularism Notice the background and perspective The realism of her face has always made people wonder what she was thinking
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Another Famous Portrait is in the National Gallery in Washington DC Ginevra de Benci
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Leonardo was also Famous for Religious Works of Art like the Last Supper
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He also Made Many Anatomical Drawings and Inventions –A baby in the womb
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Greeks and Romans did Free- standing Sculptures This is a Roman statue of Emperor Marcus Aurelius It was meant to be looked at from all sides
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Donatello copied Roman Styles Equestrian Statue of Gattamelata Statue of David Statue of Mary Magdalene
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Many Artists of Florence made Statues of David Donatello Michelangelo and later on Bernini
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Raphael is Most Famous for his Madonna Paintings
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Da Vinci Painted Madonnas Too
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Michelangelo Was Known as a Painter and Sculptor The Sistine Chapel Pieta and Moses
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He was also an Architect St Peter’s Cathedral
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Sofonisba Anguissola
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Women artists often painted other women or children Lavinia Fontana painted in late Renaissance Italy
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The Venetian School of Renaissance Art centered in Venice after the fall of Florence to the French Titian Giorgione
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Late Renaissance Art is called Mannerist Style– weird colors and elongated bodies are typical –Tintoretto El Greco
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El Greco was Court Painter for the King of Spain
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El Escorial Philip II’s palace was centered around a monastery
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Hans Holbein was Court Painter to Henry VIII of England Henry and his 3 rd Wife, Jane Seymour
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He also Painted Sir Thomas More and Erasmus
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The Ambassadors
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Jean Clouet Painted Francois I of France
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Francois I was Famous for Building Chateaux such as Chambord
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Da Vinci Designed a Double-helix Stairway inside Chambord
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In Germany Religion Stayed Much More Central Grunewald’s Issenheim Altarpiece
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Woodcuts were used to Illustrate Books for the new Printing Press Albrecht Durer was an incredible painter and Illustrator
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Durer’s Self Portraits
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Bruegel painted scenes of everyday life in the Low Countries
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Hunters in the Snow shows evidence of the mini-ice-age that occurred in the 16 th C.
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Bruegel’s works are often used on the AP Exam-- The Peasant Wedding
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