Title: Renaissance Art
1Renaissance Art Architecture
- The Rebirth of Classical Ideas
2Background Phases
- 1050 1350
- Population growth
- Economic development
- City states
- 1200 late 1500s
- Artistic achievement
Bellini Sacra Conversazione
3Intellectual Development
- Humanism Glorify Human Form Potential
- Revival of classical antiquity
- Individualism
- Secular focus
Titian Assumption of the Virgin
4Renaissance Italy
- City-States
- Power People
- Medici (F)
- Este (Ferrara)
- Sforza (M)
- Doge (V)
- Pope (PS)
5Florence
- Commerce / Trade
- Banking Medici
- Textile
- Patronage
6Renaissance Art Techniques
- Religious gtgt Secular subjects
- Realistic
- Perspective
- Movement
- Symmetry
- Proportion
Ghirlandiao Adoration of the Shepherds
7Medieval v. Renaissance
- Medieval
- Flat
- Religious
- Static
- Renaissance
- 3-D
- Secular / Human focus
- Movement
Ghirlandaio Angel Appearing to Zacharias
8Giotto de Bondone The Mourning of Christ
- Florentine School Fresco Individuals
9Massaccio Tribute Money
- Florentine School Perspective Realism
10Sandro Botticelli Madonna of the Magnificat
- Expression Botticelli Face Emotional
- Double focal points Crown Book
11Major Artists Ninja Turtles!
- Raphael Michelangelo Donatello Leonardo
12Raphael Pope Leo X with Two Cardinals 1518
- Vatican Murals Commissioned by Pope Julius II
- Leo X Julius II successor
- Focal Point Face
13Raphael The School of Athens
- In the Vatican Stanza della Signatura
- Blending of Greek Renaissance
- Symmetry
- Perspective
- Depth
- Light
14Leonardo da Vinci
- Renaissance Man
- Multi-talented
- Anatomy, mechanics, art, astronomy, weaponry
- China?
15Leonardo The Last Supper
- Fresco Symmetry Individual Expression
16Leonardo Mona Lisa
- Symmetry
- Sfumato
- Blur
- Blend
- Mystery
- The Grin
17Leonardos Notebooks
- Vetruvian Man
- Anatomy advances painting sculpture
18Michelangelo Sistine Chapel
- M sculptor, painter, architect
- Commissioned by Pope Julius II 1508
- Scaffold, personally completed
- Old New Testament reflects the Renaissance Era
19Renaissance Sculpture
- Classical Realism
- Free standing
- Marble Bronze
- Full body, busts reliefs
20Humanism Individuality
- Individuality portrayed in details
21Ghibertis Doors - Florence
- 1423, Florentine, he was only 23!
- Bronze cast gilding
- 20 yrs N doors
- 25 yrs E doors
- Creation
- Realism
22Donatellos David
- Free standing nude
- Proportion of human form
- 5 tall, After beating Goliath
23Michelangelos David
- Marble
- 16 tall
- Details
- As David decides to battle Goliath
- Classical style, details
24Renaissance Architecture
- Columns
- Arch
- Dome
- Harmony via proportion
- The Circle is key
- Math!
25Church Architecture
- RCC builds to draw people
- Tells the Biblical narrative
- Visual Symbolic
26Church Architecture Florence
- Santa Maria del Fiore begun 1294 by Arnolfo di
Cambio, died 1302 - Began cupola (cup shaped dome)
27Church Architecture Florence
- Filippo Brunelleschi, 1418 figured out how to
complete ever decreasing circles with ribs to
bear weight - Scaffolding upwards
28Church Architecture St. Peters
- Michelangelo hired by Pope Paul III in 1546
worked until death in 1564
- Inside St. Peters
- High Altar
- Nave Ceiling
- Roman arches
- Under Dome
- Single dome with arch support
29Church Architecture Bramantes Tempietto
- Renaissance Greatest Architect
- Commissioned by KQ of Spain Ferdinand
Isabella - St. Peters death site
- Doric columns Roman dome, 15 diameter
30Renaissance Writers
- Voice of Humanism
- Dante Alighieri Petrarch Boccaccio -
Castiglione
31Renaissance Writers
- Dante 1265-1321
- Divine Comedy Allegory
- Vernacular
- Petrarch 1304-1374
- Sonnets in Italian
- Boccaccio 1313-1375
- Decameron Plague
- Castiglione 1478-1529
- The Courtier model
32Northern Renaissance
- Began in Flanders gtgt Holland
- Erasmus 1466-1536 reconcile Christian character
w/ Humanism Colloquies, Adages, new Bible - A. Durer Hans Holbein (Young) van Eyck
33Northern Renaissance
- Durer (G) 1471-1528
- Woodcuts
- Mass Marketing
- Holbein the Younger (G) 1497-1543
- Portraits, Henry VIII
- Expressions
- Van Eyck (Flem) 1390-1441
- Oil Paint developer
- Realism possible
34English Renaissance Elizabethan Era
- G. Chaucer
- Canterbury Tales Vernacular
- Sir Th. More
- Utopia Ideal place of virtue
- Spenser
- Faerie Queen Ode
- Marlowe plays
- Shakespeare
- Comedy, tragedy, morality
35Renaissance Impact
- Genius of humanity all at once why?
- Changed art architecture forever
- Individualism drives future thought