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| Where the High Renaissance moved to before it was officially over. |
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BEFORE END OF RENAISSANCE FLORENCE LOOSES ITS POSITION OF TOP PAINT
ROME TAKES PLACE 1454-67 OF FLORENCE AND IT BECOMES THE CULTURAL CAPITAL OF EUROPE FOR 25 YEARS |
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| With the loss of the Medici Family what was the papacy occupied or who by? |
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| Alexander the VI after Il Magnifico |
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| Antonella Messina painted these three paintings? |
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| St. Jerome in his Study, Portrait of a Man and The Martyrdom of St. Sebastian |
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| What technique was he famous for in the early renaissance? |
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| Antonella Messina, mixed oil tech. |
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| He changed the course of Venetian Painting with the use of oil painting? |
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2 years he changes the course of Venetian Painting
NO STONEY QUALITY SUCH AS MASSACIO
STUDIED PIERO DELLA FRANCESCA VERY CLOSELY! SUBDUED EMOITION...ALMOST ELIMINATED, BUT NOT TOTALLY
SOLEM CALMNESS PIERO QUALITY ALSO WITH MESSINA
Bathes his pictures with an atmospheric luminocity
Oil offers wider color range
MAKE A NOTE: By combining Pieros style with flemish techniques including glazes he fuses and creates qualities in color richness not seen in venetian painting*******
NO ONE COULD DATE HOW HE LEARNED, PERHAPS PETRUS CHRISTIUS |
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| ANTONELLA STAYS 2 YEARS AND DOES CHANGE THE ENTIRE COURSE OF VENETIAN PAINTING |
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| Messinas Portrait of a Man was a |
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Conveys inner self of individual
Renaissance emphasis on the dignity and importance of a man
Most qualities found here
Totally different approach to portraiture |
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| St Jerome in His Study, Messina 1470s |
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BIG FLEM149ISH INFLUENCE JAN VAN EYEK
BOTANICAL DETAILS
SO NETHERLANDISH IN STYLE
ELEMENT BY THE WINDOW IS SO FLEMISH OR NETHERLANDISH IN STYLE
IN 1529 THERE WAS A DEBATE WETHER IT WAS BY MESSINA AND EYKE.
Peacock in foreground, tiles, cloak of robe, all iconographic!
More important in the north!! Jan Van Eyke
Oil medium a char. of venetian painting, Venetian school is based on this oil tecnique. |
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| Who took control of the Papacy after Alexander the VI control? |
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| Pope Julius II, remember tomb by Michelangelo, MOSES most famous |
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| Michelangelo's Vitruvian Man |
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Ideal shape of the circle who related the simmetry of man to art
Tremendous influence from Vitruvius
Palladio, Alberti
IF MAN STANDS WITH HIS HANDS AND FEET TO THE SIDE THE NAVEL WILL FALL AT THE DEAD CENTER |
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| Who's Bottega did Da Vinci work in and dissected over 30 cadavers due to his interest in anatomy? |
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| Leonardo Da Vinci's invent "Annunciation" 1470's |
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| He was obsessed with the human body and did many drawings of his thoughts. |
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| Da Vinci's the Horse is... |
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| Bronze, 80tons, 200,000 2 exist in Atlanta and Milan |
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| Who's only Authority was his eye? |
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| Who's Last supper was iconnacaly incorrect, but the greatest figural comp of the High Renaissance? |
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Da Vinci
COMPLETE BRAKE WITH RENAISSANCE CONDITION
CREATES IDEAL SWORLD THE HIGH REN
2 MAJOR TRENDS
MATHEMATICAL SPACES
HARMONY
THE LAST SUPPER WAS A SYNTHESIS
FRESCO WAS LABOURIOUS, HAD TO WAIT TO DRY, THEN MOVE ON, ETC.FIRST GREAT FIGURE COMP. OF THE HIGH RENAISSANCE
JUDAS IS ON THE SAME SIDE OF THE TABLE, WRONG.... SUPPOSED TO BE ON THE OTHER, |
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| Da Vinci, Star of Bethelehem" 1505-08 |
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red pencil, like watching the birth of a flower
like Jan Van Eyke, flemish influence (Nethelandish) painting
oftten used red chalk as well
ONE OF THE FIRST ARTISTS TO USE THE RED CHALK MEDIUM
paper limited and expensive |
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