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THE RENAISSANCE IN ITALY - Coggle Diagram

- - - - harmonious spaces based on mathematical and geometrical studies
      - most important architects
        
        Brunelleschi
        
        designed the dome of Florence Cathedral and the Basilica di San Lorenzo
        
        AlbertI
        
        designed the Basilica di Sant’Andrea and the Tempio Malatestiano
- - - - painters further developed the techniques of depth and perspective
      - can be seen in the works of Masaccio or Piero della Francesca
      - the most important artist in this period was Botticelli
  - - - Michelangelo's paintings examples of monumentality and
        mastery of depth
      - Raphael was a prolific painter
      - school called the Venetian School
        
        Titian and Tintoretto were prominent members of this school
- - - - Relief sculptures
        
        carved directly onto flat surfaces
      - Sculptures in the round
        
        free-standing sculptures, which were observable from various angles
  - - - created balanced sculptures of nudes with serene facial expressions
  - - - Rome centre for sculpture alongside Florence
      - The greatest artist of the time was Michelangelo
        
        who was a sculptor, an architect and a painter