Renaissance

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Short Era 1450-1600 150/200 years Preceded by: Gothic Followed by: Mannerism Renaissance

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Renaissance. Short Era 1450-1600 150/200 years Preceded by: Gothic Followed by: Mannerism. Mona Lisa. Leonardo Da Vinci. The Baptism of Christ. Verrocchio. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Short Era

1450-1600

150/200 years

Preceded by: Gothic

Followed by: Mannerism

Renaissance

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Mona Lisa. Leonardo Da Vinci

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The Baptism of Christ. Verrocchio

Leonardo painted

on of the angels

and the landscape

of the painting.

One of his

earliest works of

art as an

assistant. He

served as a model

under Verrocchio.

Nimbus on Angels heads

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Pieta.Michelangelo

A statue of the

Virgin Mary with

the dead Christ

lying across her

lap. He created

the work at only

23 years old.

ONLY work he

signed on Mary’s

sash.

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David. Michelangelo

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Michelangelo. The Last Judgment

Last Judgment was

painted 30 years

after he finished the

commission of the

ceiling of the Sistine

Chapel.

Michelangelo

painted himself

“melting” towards

hell. Why would he

paint God so merciful

in the Creation of

Adam and so feared

in the Last

Judgment? What

caused his view to

change?

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Michelangelo.Last Judgment sections

Left: Christ with

Virgin Mary

Below:

Michelangelo

depiction of

himself

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Michelangelo. Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

Image shows the

Garden of Eden,

Adam and Eve,

serpent, and

being cast out of

the Garden.

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Michelangelo. Creation of Adam, Sistine Chapel

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Raphael. School of Athens

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Raphael.Madonna of the Meadows series.

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The Birth of Venus. Sandro Boticelli

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La Primavera Botticelli

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Jan Van Eyck.Arnolfine and his wife.

Mirror

demonstrates self

portrait to

“witness”

marriage.

What

other

symbolism

do you see?

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Brueghel. The Road to Calvery

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Saint George. Donatello

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David. Donatello