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Lamentation
Giotto
Arena Chapel, Padua, Italy
Early Italian Renaissance
1305 |
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Sacrifice of Isaac
Filippo Brunelleschi
Early Italian Renaissance
1401- 1402 |
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Sacrifice of Isaac
Lorenzo Ghiberti
Early Italian Renaissance
1401- 1402 |
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The Holy Trinity
Masaccio
Early Italian Renaissance
1424- 1427 |
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David
Donatello
Early Italian Renaissance
1420- 1460 |
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Birth of Venus
Sandro Botticelli
Early Italian Renaissance
1484- 1486 |
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The Last Supper
Leonardo Da Vinci
High Italian Renaissance
1495- 1498 |
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The Mona Lisa
Leonardo Da Vinci
High Italian Renaissance
1503- 1505 |
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David
Michelangelo Buonarroti
High Italian Renaissance
1501- 1504 |
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The Creation of Adam
Michelangelo Buonarroti
Sistine Chapel, Vatican City, Rome, Italy
High Italian Renaissance
1511- 1512 |
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Pastoral Symphony
Giorgione
High Italian Renaissance
1508
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Venus d'Urbino
Titan
High Italian Renaissance
1538 |
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Mérode Altarpiece
Robert Campin
Early Norther Renaissance
1425- 1428 |
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Portrait of Giovanni Arnolfini and His Bride
Jan van Eyke
Early Northern Renaissance
1432 |
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Garden of Earthly Delights
Hieronymus Bosch
Early Northern Renaissance
1505- 1510 |
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Isenheim Altarpiece
Matthias Grünewald
Early Northern Renaissance
1510- 1515 |
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The Four Apostles
Albrecht Durer
Northern Renaissance
1526 |
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The French Ambassadors
Han Holbein the Younger
Northern Renaissance
1533 |
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Butcher's Stall
Pieter Aertsen
Northern Renaissance
1551 |
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The Entombment of Christ
Jacopo da Prontormo
Mannerism
1525- 1528 |
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Last Supper
Tintoretto
Mannerism
1594 |
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David
Bernini
Italian Baroque
1623 |
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The Ecstasy of Saint Teresa
Bernini
Italian Baroque
Santa Maria della Vittoria, Rome, Italy
1645- 1652 |
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The Conversion of Saint Paul
Caravaggio
Italian Baroque
1601 |
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Saint Serapion
Francisco de Zurburan
Spanish Baroque
1628 |
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Las Meninas
Velazquez
Spanish Baroque
1656
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Elevation of the Cross
Peter Paul Rubens
Flemish Baroque
1610 |
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Arrival of Marie de 'Medici at Mersailles
Peter Paul Rubens
Flemish Baroque
1622- 1625 |
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Night Watch
Rembrandt van Rijn
Dutch Baroque
1642
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Allegory of the Art Painting
Vermeer
Dutch Baroque
1670-1675 |
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Louis XIV
Haycinthe Rigaud
French Baroque
1701 |
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Return of Cythera
Antoine Watteau
Rococo
1717-1719 |
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| describes "poetic" art, particularly that of the Venetian renaissance, which emphasizes the lyric and sensual |
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| 3 paneled painting or alterpiece |
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| the transformation of bread and wine to body and blood (catholic belief) |
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| A wooden block on the surface of which those parts not intended to print are cut away to a slight depth, leaving the design raised, or the printed impression made with such a block |
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| the process of incising a design in a hard material, usually copper plate, |
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| a series of closely spaced drawn or engraved parallel lines, cross hatching involves lines at right angles |
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| rise of protestant churches, led by lutherans |
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| alteration of the Catholic church in response to Protestant reformation |
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| painting of inanimate objects |
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| a distorted image that must be viewed by some special means (ie a mirror) to be recognized |
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| A panel or group of panels that are painted or sculpted to be displayed above and behind an alter |
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| an emphasis on education and on expanding knowledge and the exploration of individual potential |
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| a shape or plan where the parts form a clover leaf |
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| a bell tower of a church that is usually, but not always, freestanding |
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Latin "reminder of death"
in painting, a reminder of human mortality, usually shown by a skull |
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| the dining hall of a christian monastery |
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| pointed (like gothic) section |
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| to give a rustic appearence by roughening the edges an beveling stone blocks to emphasis the joints-- often found in stone courses at ground level in the Renaissance |
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| modern term for a school of religious and mystical philosophy that took shape in the 3rd century AD |
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| contrast between light and dark, Caravaggio was a master |
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| Italian "smoky" -- a smoke like haziness that subtly softens outlines in a painting |
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| a canopy on columns, often over an alter |
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| painting in the "shadowy manner", using violent contrasts of light and dark (again, Caravaggio) |
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| an alteration in a painting, evidenced by traces of previous work, showing that the artist has changed his mind as to the composition during the process of painting |
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Latin "dark room "
precursor to modern camera, used projected images (made my pinhole in a box with light shone through) as an aid in drawing or painting |
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| paintings that celebrate material wealth but include reminders of death |
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