1. The High Renaissance Individualism + Classicism (Humanism) Secularism Perfecting techniques Monumental artwork

2. Individualism Portraits (a way to show off individuality)

3. Piero della Francesca – portraits of Federico Sforza and his wife, 1465

4. Raphael – Woman with a Veil and Pope Julius II

5. Mantegna The Court of Mantua

6. Gozzoli - Procession of the Magi

7. Botticelli – Adoration of the Magi

8. High Renaissance Classicism

9. Primavera -- Botticelli

10. Birth of Venus -- Botticelli

11. High Renaissance Secularism Note: many portraits and classically influenced artwork can also be considered secular

12. Raphael’s School of Athens Can you also see classicism in this painting?

13. Plato Aristotle (Leonardo) Pythagoras Euclid (Bramante) Ptolemy Zoroaster Heraclitus (Michelangelo) Raphael (as himself)

14. High Renaissance Perfecting Techniques Perspective Drama Sfumato Chiaroscuro

15. Perspective The Annunciation - Leonardo

16. The Annunciation – Leonardo

17. Adoration of the Magi Leonardo da Vinci

18. Mantagne Ceiling Oculus

19. Piero della Francesca – The Ideal City (1470)

20. Foreshortening (Playing w/perspective) Lamentation over the Dead Christ – Mantegna (1490)

21. Drama Leonardo’s The Last Supper

22. Liberation of St. Peter -- Raphael

23. The Transfiguration – Raphael

24. Perfecting Techniques The Virgin of the Rocks – Leonardo Sfumato & Chiaroscuro

25. Leonardo’s Mona Lisa

26. High Renaissance Monumental Works

27. Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling

30. Michelangelo’s The Last Judgement (also a new technique – Mannerism – moving beyond Renaissance art)