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The Renaissance in Italy

Individualism Materialism Humanism Classicism secularism. in Art, Education, Politics, and other areas of life…. The Renaissance in Italy. Vernacular literature . In the common language Italian in Italy Not Latin More people able to read literature. Early Renaissance: Giotto. Giotto.

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The Renaissance in Italy

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  1. Individualism Materialism Humanism Classicism secularism in Art, Education, Politics, and other areas of life… The Renaissance in Italy

  2. Vernacular literature • In the common language • Italian in Italy • Not Latin • More people able to read literature

  3. Early Renaissance: Giotto • Giotto

  4. Renaissance Art • Quattrocento—1400s—Early Renaissance • Cinquecento—1500s—High Renaissance • Technique, Technology, Perspective, Anatomy, etc. each have an impact

  5. Painting in damp plaster More permanent than painting on dry walls Fresco

  6. Perspective • Mathematically shows depth • Brunelleschi develops it

  7. Reflective of Individualism Often showed the materialism of the culture Ghirlandaio portrait a perfect example Portraiture

  8. Leonardo’s Last Supper: perspective works

  9. Donatello • Early Renaissance • Painter and Sculptor • David in bronze

  10. Michaelangelo • Sistine Chapel, Rome • Largest fresco • Pope Leo X requested the work

  11. Tomb of Lorenzo; Pieta

  12. A true Renaissance Man Scientist—anatomy, dissections Painter—Mona Lisa, portraits, Last Supper Inventor—robot, bridge, screw… Leonardo da Vinci

  13. Leo: Ermine and Genevra

  14. Mona lisa and Itta

  15. Madonna of the Rocks

  16. Raphael Santi • High Renaissance Painter • Realism • Beauty • Peak of Technical Mastery

  17. “School of Athens”

  18. Raphael: Leo X

  19. Sandro Botticelli

  20. Madonna of the Pomegranite

  21. Rites of Spring/Primavera

  22. Details of Primavera and Venus

  23. Birth of Venus

  24. Botticelli—Portraits of Sandro di Medici and “unknown woman”

  25. Artemisia Gentileschi • Rediscovered female artists of the High Renaissance • How is this different/similar to other pictures

  26. A self-portrait

  27. Later developments: Mantegna, Carravaggio, Bellini…

  28. Northern Renaissance • Durer

  29. Durer II

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