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Renaissance in Italy

Renaissance in Italy. 1400 - 1600. 2 monks whose philosophies helped to bring the Renaissance closer: St. Francis – preached love for fellow man instead of awe and terror of God St Dominic – promoted education, thinking, and knowledge

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Renaissance in Italy

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  1. Renaissance in Italy 1400 - 1600

  2. 2 monks whose philosophies helped to bring the Renaissance closer: • St. Francis – preached love for fellow man instead of awe and terror of God • St Dominic – promoted education, thinking, and knowledge • The Renaissance was a rebirth of classical Greek and Roman culture • It centered on the city of Florence, Italy

  3. Holy Trinity, MasaccioI was once like you. Someday, you too will be like me.

  4. Tribute Money, Masaccio

  5. Birth of Venusby Botticelli

  6. Dead Christ, Mantegna

  7. Ceiling on Camera Pictura, Mantegna

  8. David, Donatello • The first nude sculpture of the Renaissance

  9. David by Verrochio • The sculpture is in a pose called controposto

  10. Vitruvian Man, da Vinci The navel is the center of the circle. A man’s height is equal to his outstretched arms.

  11. Embryo drawing, da Vinci His numerous drawings shows the Renaissance combination of art And science

  12. Flying machine. da Vinci

  13. Last Supper, da Vinci The vanishing point is Christ’s head The disciples are in groups of 3 Judas clutches the bag of money “One of you will betray me.”

  14. Madonna and Child with St. Anne,da Vinci Leonardo do Vinci was a Renaissance man because of his genius ability in so many areas. Philosophy Archaeology Music Science of motion Acoustics Flight Anatomy Astronomy Meteorology Mathematics

  15. Madonna of the Rocks, da Vinci

  16. Mona Lisa, da Vinci • Technique called chiaroscuro – use of light and dark to render it 3 dimensional. • Sfumato- means smokey or hazy. Da Vinci used this for the background.

  17. Pieta, Michelangelo Pieta means pity Created when he was just 24 years old Jesus’ body is small in comparison to Mary Mary is also very young. She should be about 45 He sculpted his name across the sash of Mary

  18. David, Michelangelo

  19. David, Michelangelo

  20. David, Michelangelo

  21. Moses, Michelangelo Horns on his head?

  22. Sistine Chapel, Michelangelo

  23. Sistine Chapel Ceiling, Michelangelo It took 4 years to paint The center shows 9 scenes beginning with creation and ending with the drunkenness of Noah.

  24. Sistine Chapel ceiling

  25. Sistine Chapel ceiling

  26. Creation of Adam

  27. Last Judgment, Sistine ChapelMichelangelo

  28. St. Bartholomew was skinned alive. But who’s skin does he hold? Michelangelo’s

  29. Madonna of the Meadow,Raphael What shape do the figures make? John the Baptist on the left hands Jesus the cross, his earthly mission

  30. Pope Julius II, Raphael

  31. School of Athens, Raphael The great philosophers of ancient Greece Where is the vanishing point?

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