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TAMU ARTS 150 - Renowned Renaissance Paintings
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Arts 150 1st Edition Lecture 10 Outline of Current Lecture I Renowned Renaissance Paintings Current Lecture Perugino Delivery of the Keys to St Peter Fresco right wall Sistine Chapel Rome 1485 o Main characters in fore ground o Linear system Raphael Marriage of the Virgin 1504 oil on wood 5x3 Altarpiece St Joseph Chapel of San Francesco o The Golden Legend Voragine provided additional info to incorporate in art o Temple in background source of vanishing point o Centrally planned structure o Linear system Fra Angelico Enthroned Virgin and Child with Saints San Marco Altarpiece c 1438 1443 o Linear perspective o Jan 6 epiphany o Oriental rug o Vantage point is throne o Christ holds an orb reviving of symbol of power over Earth with orb with inscription Jerusalem o Virgin holds Christ o Orb at transverse line and centered therefore Christianity centered as Christian world Alberti s perspective diagram Paolo Ucello the Battle of San Romane 1428 1440 tempera on wood for Medici Palace o Foreshortening illusion created on a flat surface in which figures objects appear to recede or project sharply Andre del Castagno Last Supper fresco for the refectory convent of Santa Apollonia Florence 1447 o Christ sits with a blessing hand o John sleeps o Judas sitting o Paneled walls Andrea Mantegna Dead Christ 1466 commissioned by Gonzanga family o Nail holes in Christ s hands and feet 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 o Used foreshadowing o Linear perspective with a series of vertical and horizontal lines o Montegna impacted Renaissance leaders in Germany o Mary and John the Baptist crying Fra Angelico created many frescos in logia for monestaries o Annunciation 1435 45 Fresco 7 x10 hallway of monastery St Marco Florence Commissioned by Cosimo de Medici 2nd replication of Annunciation 6 x5 in Monastery cell Reflects importance of revelation and prayer Sandro Botticelli master of lines o Birth of Venus 1484 1486 Tempera and gold on canvas 5 9 x9 2 Venus pudicca from ancient rome helenic art portrayed naked Also contains Nimph Commissioned by Medici Inspired by book by Agnolo Poliziano humanist New platonic allegory of the human story Revival of plato s philosophy neoplatonic philosophy meaning of the art birth of love and spiritual beauty o Botticelli Primavera Spring tempera on wood 6x10 1482 Medici commissioned Golden apples Zephyrus kidnaps the virgin Flora Venus in middle representing Humanism this time clothed unlike Birth of Venus Allegory of Spring Greco Roman Sculpture strong influence Commissioned by Medici


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