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| revitalizes the art of manuscript illumination |
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| the leading Flemish painter and master of flemalle |
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| the most illigmatic artist and one of the first to turn to independent portraits |
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the leading northern painter of the middle of the 15th century
he was made the official painter in brusssels |
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the last and greatest of the midivil painters
uses imagination and dream symbolism |
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| the most influencial graphic artist in north italy in the last of the 15th century |
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| style relates to the danube style |
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| converts everything into flowing motion-color defines his work. |
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the founder of the german renaissance
considered the da vinci of germany |
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first northern artist to travel to italy specifically for the art, and understand their aims
uses northern realism and southern monumentallity |
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the last of the german painters in the northern renaissance known for his portraits.
he transforms linear composition through portraits. |
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| with his death the german school dies |
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the first netherlandish landscape painter.
increased the sensitivity to the movement of nature |
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| the most influential flemish painter of the 16th century has no equal in his skill. |
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| the most influential flemish painter of the 16th century has no equal in his skill. |
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combines gothic and italian elements.
best portrait painter of the kings court |
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the last and greatest of the manerists
has a strong blend of bizanteen style and italian manaerism
when he dies the style dies with him |
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creates the most influencial church plan of the re formation
prepares the way for baraoque architecture. |
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| he synthesizes existing architectural motifs |
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| the undesputed master of the roman high baroque renaissance and the first baroque sculpture |
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| few artists have matched his ability to transform complexity into unified designes |
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| air to borominis architecturalk style, gives us a new type of brick architecture. |
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| he was instrumental in the creation of a new type of renaissance, revives the italian renaissance |
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the final bolanese painter of the baroque
he inspired a new wave of illusionistic ceiling frescos |
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the revolutionizes european painitng based on psychological realism
has a style known as tenibrism |
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he dominated the course of lanscape painting.
his style was the accepted pictorial representation of nature |
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| his style influences the 18th century interest in the flues |
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| he represents the most important link between spain and italy |
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| Diego rodriques de sulray velazquez |
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| he is recognized as the surpeme painter before frsnsico goya because he focuses on the world and what he sees of it |
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| Diego rodriques de sulray velazquez |
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| his brilliance is unequal to any other spanish painter |
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| he was the most learned artist of the period |
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| he is the most learned artist of the period from the high renaissasnce to the baroque climax |
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| unlike rubens this artist has a sensitivity to color and shape |
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| his style is the defining style of the baroque in holand |
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| he is the leader of the harlem school and the greatest of the realists |
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| he is the greatest dutch master |
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| he introduces half shadowed white faces and open mouths, which creates a mood that assumes a primary role making his style difficult to accpet |
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| he is the greatest etcher who ever lived |
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| this artist is the first important french painter |
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| he is one of the most influencial print makers of all time |
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| not since francisco goya and before rembrant had there been someone to transform horrific scenes into beautiful scenes like this artist |
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| he is the grestest french painter of the 17th century and the earliest to win international fame |
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| this artist is the grand master of french classicism and creator of the Dorian mood (stable and severe) |
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| this artist brings out the idyllic aspects of landscape-studying light and atmospheric nuances |
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| he is the maverick of french sculpture and the most original of the day |
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