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ARTS 105 1st Edition Lecture 9 Outline of Day 9Northern Renaissance and MannerismI. ItalyII. Mannerism characteristicsIII. Counter ReformationIV. Northern RenaissanceOutline of Day 10I. Northa. Albrecht Durerb. Albrecht Altdorferc. Lucas Cranach the Elderd. Hans BaldungII. Francea. Jean Clouetb. The LouvreCurrent Lecture (Class day 10)Albrecht DurerSelf-Portrait, 1500 Holy Roman Empire/Germany, oil on wood panelDurer is Leonardo/Michelangelo of the NorthGoes to italy to study artSelf-portraits were uncommonDepicted in a jesus-like wayGreat detail and texture, no background Four Apostles, oil on panelArtists have trouble making ends meet, religious art is not as welcome, the region is a great distance from the pope so the work is not overly religious, shows the apostles studying the bible, not events that the congregation has to accept happen on the word of the religious people *PatronageSomeone who pays for a work or otherwise supports the artistHas great control over the art piece when they commission the workPatronage is important because indicative of audienceProtestants vs. Catholics: will pay for different thingsThese 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.Albrecht DurerAdam and Eve, 1504, engraving/intaglioPrints copies and sells many at low price to fund his painting*could be used to answer extra credit question 4Many animals in the background, each animal is symbolic of different human traitsGenitals are covered by leaves Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Northern high renaissance, woodcutFlattened space, detailed with little background The Great Piece of Turf, watercolorShows dirt with different kinds of weeds Albrecht AltdorferDanube Landscape, oil on woodLandscapes not usually painted in Italian Renaissance, was more focused on peopleThis is considered the first real landscape Lucas Cranach the ElderNymph of Spring Nudes not common in NorthDress that she is laying against is that of a woman of court not of a greco-roman goddess typeLooks like a doll (compare to Titian's Venus) Hans BaldungDeath and the Maiden, oil on wood, 1525Woman is taking off her garments, while being embraced by deathEven the most beautiful are touched by death FranceJean ClouetFrancis I, oil on wood, france 1525-1530Francis I was a major patron of art, brought to Leonardo to France, had Mona Lisa and Madonna of the Rocks in his collectionHis clothing in the painting is shown to be lavish and luxuriousHe is positioned in front of a great tapistry, all shows his wealth and power The Louvre, was palace of king, is now considered the greatest art museumCurved arches over ground floor windows, rectangular windows consistent and get smaller as you go up floors, has a sense of balanceFirst time people are going to italy to study


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