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Great Ideas of the Renaissance

Great Ideas of the Renaissance. Renaissance:. A French word meaning rebirth. A New Way of Thinking. Middle Ages. Renaissance. Live in the here and now. Study the great thinkers of Greece and Rome. Life is hard Work toward the reward you will receive in Heaven. Humanism:.

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Final Exam Review

Final Exam Review . Italian Art History. Concrete. Roman architecture is possible because of what amazing discovery?. Keystone. The _____ is at the center of an arch. It holds all of the pressure from the surrounding stones. 80,000.

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Chapter 7: THE RENAISSANCE PROJECT

Chapter 7: THE RENAISSANCE PROJECT. By Jeniffer Rivera, Kaelyn Williams and Jessica Kaizerman. Part 1: the Italian RENAISSANCE. THE Italian renaissance.

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Renaissance and Reformation

Renaissance and Reformation. (1350-1600). Renaissance. The Renaissance Attitude: Individualism Secularism (Humanism)- not anti-Christian Revival of Classical values. Renaissance. Means rebirth Revival of Antiquity (Ancient Greece & Rome) Begins in Italy. Coliseum. Italy. Acropolis.

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Introduction to Art History

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Color Traditions in Fine Art

Color Traditions in Fine Art. Early Renaissance paintings were traditionally painted on wet plaster in a technique known as FRESCO. The pigments, mostly earth colors like ochres , umbers, charcoal, chalk, and pink or green clay were mixed with water and applied to wet plaster. .

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Great Artists

Great Artists . o f the Renaissance. Renaissance Artists. wanted their subjects to be realistic Focused on humanity and emotion Used new techniques Sculptured emphasized realism and the human form Architecture reached new heights of design. New Techniques. Frescos. Perspective.

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Procedures: Splinting

Procedures: Splinting. Northwestern EM ortho curriculum. Indications for Splinting. Acute arthritis, including acute gout Severe contusions and abrasions Skin lacerations that cross joints Tendon lacerations Tenosynovitis Puncture wounds/bites to the hands, feet, and joints

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History of Frescos

a short history of frescos

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Fresco

Fresco.

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The Minoans & Mycenaeans

The Minoans & Mycenaeans. Minoans Developed on Crete (discovered by Sir Arthur Evans around 1900) Cities of palaces, chalets, townhouses largest was palace of Minos at Knossos it was built above a maze (labyrinth = home of the Minotaur)

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Rome's Legacy

Rome's Legacy. Section 3, Chapter 12. Science and Engineering. Romans were concerned about finding knowledge that could improve their lives They studied the stars to produce a calendar They studied plants and animals to produce better crops and meat.

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Michelangelo Buonarroti 1475-1564

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Diego Rivera

Diego Rivera. How did he change art?. Born in Mexico Started art class at age 10 Believed that art should be where everyone could see. Used fresco wall-painting where paint is mixed with wet plaster. You use a torch to keep it hot Painted many murals in the U.S. and Mexico. Diego Rivera.

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