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ARHS 1003 1st Edition Lecture 10Outline of Last LectureI. High RenaissanceOutline of Current LectureI. High RenaissanceII. Early MannerismIII. High ManieraIV. EngravingV. ArchitectureCurrent LectureHigh Renaissance Martin Luther argued that religion should be on a personal level and done only by faith not by indulgences.artworks The Creation of Adam this painting represents a more personal relationship with The Lord Tempest originally the man in the corn was another woman Sleeping Venus this painting portrays symmetry because Venus is lying at a perfect diagonal Venus of Urbino this painting was significant because it was the first time Venus looked straight at the audience instead of into the distanceEarly Mannerism tension, instability, and exaggeration it was mostly resembled the Hellenistic Period because they were painting art without reason and symmetry artists Parmiganino he introduced figura serpentinate which means snake like artworks Madonna with the Long Neck the proportions were not even the movement of the art piece was snake like (figura serpentine) High Maniera intellectualism, artifice (something used to deceive others) 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.artists Bronzino artworks Allegory of Venus, Cupid, Folly, and Time the body angles weren’t realistic figura serpentinate (snake like) the apple represented the most beautiful IV. Engravingwhatever was printed would come out reversed artists 1. Durer was the very first artist to publish a book of his prints V. Architecture Andrea Palladio he introduced the superimposed portico to domestic architecturehe also introduced the venetian window (arched window) the Villa Rotunda(private home) was his most famous


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