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Understanding Art Through the Ages

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Learn to analyze classical, medieval, and Renaissance art styles. Discover distinctive characteristics and purposes of art from different periods. Explore famous artworks and artists like Da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Botticelli.

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  1. Learner Outcome • You will analyze and identify art from 3 periods, classical, medieval, and renaissance.

  2. Entrance Slip • Identify 3 Machiavellian Principles that a good ruler should have.

  3. Classical Period 500B.C. – 500A.D. • Forms of Art: Sculpture, Painted pottery, murals, mosaics • Purpose: to show the importance of people and leaders, as well as gods and goddesses. • Characteristics of Classical Art: face look perfect, bodies look active, move convincingly, bodies are often nude, sometimes have togas, faces are calm/no emotion, scenes show heroic figures of real people doing daily tasks, little background (distant objects-smaller further away.)

  4. Classical Art Daily task Calm/ No emotion Looks Perfect/Idealized/ Active Body Bodies often nude No Background Discobolus of Myron

  5. Medieval Art 500-1400A.D. • Forms of Art: Stained glass window, sculptures, illuminated, manuscripts, paintings • Purposes: to teach religion to people who cannot read/write • Characteristics: subjects look religious, figures look flat and stiff/little movement, important figures are large, fully clothed, stiff looking clothes, faces are solemn/little emotion, backgrounds single color, often gold, no realistic space

  6. Medieval Art Subjects Religious Little emotion Figures look kind of flat Bodies fully clothed Little Background Uses more detail than classical

  7. Renaissance 1400A.D.-1650A.D. • Forms: Sculptures, Murals, drawings paintings • Purpose: to show importance of people and nature, not just religion • Characteristics:religious and non religious, figures look perfect, bodies may look active, bodies may be clothed or nude, real people doing real task, colors respond to light that falls on them, interest in nature, full deep backgrounds, paintings symmetrical.

  8. Renaissance Art Daily task/ Movement Expression on faces- hard to see in pic Looks Perfect/Idealized/ Active Body Bodies covered Lots of background/color

  9. Leonardo Da Vinci • Painter • Architect • Engineer • “The Renaissance Man” It had long since come to my attention that people of accomplishment rarely sat back and let things happen to them. They went out and happened to things. Mona Lisa

  10. Michelangelo • Painter • The Sistine Chapel, Pieta, and David were some of his best work.

  11. Sistine ChapelRome Italy

  12. Sandro Botticelli Famous Painter during the Early Renaissance Birth of Venus

  13. Learning Stations • You will analyze art from all 3 time periods. • You will study the art and determine which era it came from using your art characteristics guide.

  14. Exit Slip • It will be handed out to you 