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Rennaisance by Miguel Carneiro, Mona Lisa (1503), The Last Supper (1498),…
Rennaisance by Miguel Carneiro
Techniques
Sfumato
Painting technique which involves blending the edges between colors so that there is a soft transition. This mimics an area beyond what the human eye is focusing on.
Chiaroscuro
Technique for making a woodcut print in which effects of light and shade are produced by printing each tone from a different wood block.
Perspective
Vanishing point: parallel lines converging to a single point.
Foreshortening
Visual effect/optical illusion that an object or distance appears shorter than it actually is because it is angled towards the viewer.
Proportion
Golden ratio, if the whole is out of 100, then the golden ratio is expressed as 38:62. This makes it nearly, but not quite, a rule of thirds.
Famous Artists
Leonardo Da Vinci
Famous artworks
innovative use of the human form in figurative composition
detailed knowledge of anatomy
Use of sfumato
Renaissance painter, sculptor, architect, inventor, military engineer and draftsman
Forms:
Painting, Drawing, Mural, Sculpture
Michelangelo
Famous artworks
liked religious themes and focused on the image of Christ in many of his drawings
had a keen eye for light and shadow and grasped that they can represent volume and shape in both a sculpture and a painting
Forms:
Sculpture, Fresco, Painting, Drawing
Raphael
Famous artworks
Forms:
Paintings
Characteristic human warmth, serenity, and perfect figures
Epitomized high Renaissance qualities of harmony and ideal beauty
Botticelli
Famous artworks
Serene compositions
refined elegance and spirituality
Forms:
Egg tempera on wooden panels, use of water and oil
Donatello
Famous artworks
Forms:
relief, metalwork, and sculpture (marble, bronze, and wood)
Sculptures in marble, bronze, and wood
One of the first artists to correctly represent anatomy since antiquity
Use of Schiacciato
Main Ideas
Humanism
Individualism
Skepticism
Well-roundedness
Secularism
Classicism
Increased awareness of nature
Revival of classical learning
More individualistic view of man
Positive willingness to learn and explore
Faith in the nobility of man
Rebirth of naturalism
Mona Lisa (1503)
The Last Supper (1498)
David of Michelangelo (1504)
The Creation of Adam (1512)
Sistine Chapel ceiling (1512)
Primavera (1482)
The Birth of Venus (1486)
Equestrian Statue of Gattamelata (1453)
David (1440)
The School of Athens (1508)
