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The Renaissaice - Coggle Diagram

- - - - He invented the heliocentric theory, which says that the Earth orbited the Sun
      - Galileo Galilie proved this theory with the invention of the telescope
    - - He invented the geocentric theory, ehich was that the Earth was in the centre of the universe
- - - - 16 century
    - - 15 century
  - - - In architecture they tried to create harmonious spaces based on mathematical and geometrical studies
    - - Buildings became more monumental and began to scrupulously respect ancient architectural orders
      - Thanks to popes, the most important works of architecture were in Rome
      - St. Peters Basilica of the Vaticano made by Bramante
  - - - Balance
      - Proportion
      - Use of light
      - illusion of depht
    - - they developed further the techniques of depht and techniques
    - - Michaelangelos's paintings are an example of monumentality and mastery of depth
      - Painters in the Venetian school focused on colour, movement and natural landscapes
  - - - Relief sculptures
      - Free-standing sculptures
    - - Florence was the most important city in sculpture in the 15 century
      - Ghiberti
      - Donatello
    - - Rome became also the most imortamt centre of sculpture in the 16 century
      - Michaelangelo
- - - - 15 and 16 century. Both gothic and renaissance architectural styles were used
      - Flamboyant Gothic style in the 15 century
    - - It was developed in the 15 century and the first quarter of the 16 century
      - very detailed decorative patterns
      - Ornamented façade and ornately decorated
      - Main decorative motifs
        
        plant motifs
        
        medallions
        
        shields
    - - Carlos V
      - columns
      - semi circular arches
      - barrel vaults
      - pilasters
      - pediments
      - medallions
    - - Felipe II
      - The herrerian style gets its name because of one of the building project made by Juan Herrera "Royal Site of San Lorenzo de El Escorial"
      - Plain, austere buildings
      - Geometrical shapes
      - Classical architectural elements
    - - 16 century it was still influenced by the Flemish style
      - A new style called Mannersim
        
        Luis de Morales
        
        Juan de Juanes
      - Domenikos Theotokopoulos, known as el Greco
        
        Bold.cold colours
        
        Strong contrast of light
        
        Elongated figures
        
        Loose brushstrokes
    - - Funerary sculptures
      - Religious imagery
      - Sculptures by royal sculptors
      - Jaun de Juni
      - Gaspar Becerra
      - Alonso Berruguete
      - Altarpieces
      - Polychromo wood