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SCHOOL OF ATHENS by Raphael (Personal Style And Technique (Skilful Use Of…
SCHOOL OF ATHENS by Raphael
Personal Style And Technique
Serenity
Harmonious And Balanced Compositions
Idealised, Graceful Beauty
Figures Given Individual Personalities
Interaction Between Figures
Subtle Use Of Light And Shade
Clarity Of Three-Dimensional Form
Skilful Use Of Perspective
Atmospheric Perspective
Single Point Perspective
Evenness Of Colouring
About The Painting
Commissioned By Pope Julius I
Fresco
Until His Death
In Pope's Library
Simple Images
Harmonious And Balanced Composition
His Mature Style
Both Perspectives
Sense Of Space
Subject Matter
Imaginary Gathering
Greatest Mathematicians, Philosophers, And Scientists
Pagan Classical World
Aristotle
Focal Point
Gesture
Points To The Ground
Believed -> Examining The Physical World Through The Senses Was The Foundation Of Knowledge
Not Actually Pointing -> Just His Hand
Looks Like He's Calming Plato Or Is Saying That What's Matter Is Here On Earth
"Hidden Meaning"
One Of The Two Main Characters
Framed By An Arch
Clothes
Brown
Earth
Blue
Water
He Holds His Own Book
Looks Like Leonardo da Vinci
Plato
Focal Point
Gesture
Points Upward
Believed -> Spiritual World Is Superior To The Material World
Looks Like He's Counting All His Theory
"Hidden Meaning"
One Of The Two Main Characters
Framed By An Arch
His Clothes
Purple
Air
Red
Fire
He Holds His Own Book
Other Figures
Small Groups -> Life-Size Figures
Groups Connected -> Varying Gestures And Poses
Wide Variety Of Figures
Sculpture On The Left -> God Of Sun + Music
One Of The Figures Was Painted In On A Wet Plaster Last Minute
His The Only Figure That's Not In Any Group
Alone
Thinking Next To A Block Of Marble
Looks Like Michelangelo
His Groups Look A Lot Like Leonardo da Vinci's Groups
Sculpture On The Right -> War + Wisdom
The Building Itself
Looks Like We are Looking Through An Arch -> Like Many In The Painting
Receding Arches
One Arch Frames Aristotle And Plato