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Renaissance Art

Delve into the transformative impact of Renaissance art on the portrayal of religious subjects, from the revival of 3D perspective to realistic styles inspired by classical models and the works of renowned artists like Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Raphael.

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Renaissance Art

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  1. Renaissance Art

  2. Medieval Art Artists used religious subjects to convey a spiritual ideal. Flat 2-D Renaissance Art May portray religious subjects Used a realistic style copied from classical models Greek & Roman subjects were very popular Use of perspective-3D Comparison

  3. Perspective • Shows 3D on a flat surface • Classical artists had used, but Medieval artists had abandoned the technique • In the 1400s Italians rediscovered it • Turn to example on page 40

  4. Realistic Painting & Sculpture • Emphasis on individuals • Artists painted prominent subjects • Revealed distinct characteristics of each

  5. Michelangelo • Buonarroti used realistic style when depicting the human body in his statue the David • Discuss Part C on page 40

  6. Michelangelo • Sistine Chapel • Located at the Vatican • Chapel of the Pope • Commissioned for Pope Sixtus IV

  7. Donatello • The Bronze David • Natural postures that show expression and personality • During this time David was a favorite subject among artists

  8. Leonardo da Vinci • A true Renaissance man • Painter, sculptor, inventor, & scientist • Some of his most famous paintings are the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper

  9. Raphael • Advanced realism • Studied Michelangelo & Leonardo • Favorite subject was Madonna and child • Portrayed their expressions as gentle and calm • Famous for use of perspective

  10. Raphael • Greatest achievement was his paintings in the library of Pope Julius II • School of Athens conveys the classical influence on the Renaissance • Look at the perspective

  11. Sofonisba Anguissola • Notable painter • First woman artist to become known internationally • Known for her paintings of her siblings and prominent citizens of the day

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