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THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Brunelleschi
      - Alberti
    - - Ghiberti
      - Donatello
    - - Masaccio
      - Fra Angelico
      - Botticelli
  - - - Michelangelo
      - Leodanrdo da Vinci
      - Raphael Sanzio
    - - Giorgione
      - Titian
  - - - Pontorno
      - Bronzino
    - - Tintoretto
      - Veronese
    - - Giambologua
      - Cellini
- - - - Medici (Florence)
      - Sforza (Milan)
      - Popes of Rome (Rome)
  - - - Arrival of Greek scholars to Italy
        
        Because Constantinopla was conquest by Turks
        
        They brought classical works
      - Abundance of Roman remains on Italy
- - - - square
      - Greek cross
      - circular
  - - - diophane spaces
    - - symmetrical
      - not as tall as Gothic buildings
    - - not many decorative features
- - - - expensive materials (marble)
      - relief were repleaced by freestanding sculptures
    - - ancient techniques were also used
        
        frescos
        
        tempera
      - new technique
        
        oil paint
      - started using cloth canvasses
  - - - more demand from
        
        cleregy
        
        upper burgeoisie
        
        nobles
    - - from Classical Antiquity
  - - - tried to reflect reality
      - influenced by the ideas or Plato
      - Ideal beauty
      - artists who showed beauty
        
        Leonardo da Vinci
        
        La Mona Lisa
        
        Maddonas of
        
        Paphael Sanzio
        
        Botticelli
      - Michelangelo
        
        expresed emotions
    - - they were interested in anathomy
      - revived the nude as a subject
      - Paintings of Venus
        
        Giorgione
        
        Titian
    - - used pyramidal compotitions
      - Michelangelo didn't follow this
      - studied the elements of the scene
        
        aranged symetrically
        
        guide the view of the observer