Renaissance Art Work
Masaccio
Holy Trinity with the Virgin
Holy Trinity with the Virgin
Features of Renaissance art: Perspective, Rome
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
Appreciation of individual
Roman architecture and antiquity
Patrons putting themselves in their work
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
Appreciation of individual
Roman architecture and antiquity
Patrons putting themselves in their work
Donatello, David
Features of Renaissance art: human anatomy, contrapposto
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
-Beauty of the human form
-Exemplifies human strength
-Shows idealistic male body
-Ideal potential of man
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
-Beauty of the human form
-Exemplifies human strength
-Shows idealistic male body
-Ideal potential of man
Botticelli, Primavera
Features of Renaissance Art: Use of light and shadow, contrapposto, red and blue
Reflection of the Renaissance and Humanism:
-Appreciation of the individual (patrons in art)
Reflection of the Renaissance and Humanism:
-Appreciation of the individual (patrons in art)
Botticelli, Birth of Venus
Features of Renaissance art: Red & Blue, Contrapposto, Human Anatomy
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
-Use of paganism (mythology)
-Beauty of human form
-Beauty of being brought into the world
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
-Use of paganism (mythology)
-Beauty of human form
-Beauty of being brought into the world
Da Vinci, The Last Supper
Features of Renaissance Art: Perspective, light & shadow, linear perspective, red & blue, triangular composition
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
-Human emotion
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
-Human emotion
Michelangelo, Pieta
Features of Renaissance art: Triangular composition, anatomy
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
-Human emotion
-Beauty of human form
-Signature across chest showing power of artist {sense of arrogance}
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
-Human emotion
-Beauty of human form
-Signature across chest showing power of artist {sense of arrogance}
Da Vinci, Mona Lisa
Features of Renaissance Art: Perspective, Triangular Composition, and Chiaroscuro
Reflection of Renaissance and humanism:
-Shows women of time period
-Merchant wife has money
-Human emotion
-Individualist spirit
Reflection of Renaissance and humanism:
-Shows women of time period
-Merchant wife has money
-Human emotion
-Individualist spirit
Michelangelo, David
Features of Renaissance art: ‘Rithmetic, anatomy, contrapposto
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
-Strength of human body
-Contemplation of man {virtue}
-Ideal human form
-Man became excellent b/c of intelligence
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
-Strength of human body
-Contemplation of man {virtue}
-Ideal human form
-Man became excellent b/c of intelligence
Michelangelo, Sistine Chapel
Features of Renaissance: Use of red and blue, human anatomy
Reflection of the Renaissance and Humanism:
-Sense of individualism
-Knowledge
-Fall of Adam and Eve)
Reflection of the Renaissance and Humanism:
-Sense of individualism
-Knowledge
-Fall of Adam and Eve)
Raphael, School of Athens
Features of Renaissance art: perspective
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
-Education
-Individual worth and potential
-Rome and Greek antiquities
-Michelangelo and Raphael in painting = they’re among other great minds
-Scientists over the power of God
Reflection of the Renaissance and humanism:
-Education
-Individual worth and potential
-Rome and Greek antiquities
-Michelangelo and Raphael in painting = they’re among other great minds
-Scientists over the power of God
