ARTH 112 1st Edition Lecture 4 Jan Vermeer o View of Delft 1662 Utilized a perspective machine of sorts based on the visual systems resolved by Alberti Used a camera obscura dark room painting in proper perspective was considered intelligent The glistening of light from the camera obscura unintentionally gave an impressionist effect Church of Vierzigheiligen o Perspective confusion that centers around an incredibly complex altar piece Dilutes a sense of vision and has so many details that it is difficult to focus on anything o Confusion of ornament and structure Alberti sought to keep them separate These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute Sant Ignazio Rome o No actual dome Fake dome painted on the ceiling o Renaissance Portraits Humanism o Man and his perception is the measure of all things Portrait of Henry IV Flat profile not personal displays wealth status Imago in Clipeata of a Roman Consul 6th century o Jan van Eyck Man in a Red Turban Name Date engraving Oil Painting technique allowed for beautiful details such as glistening eyes
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