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RENAISSENCE IN ITALY
PAINTING
PROPORTION
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was considered the essence of beauty, which meant a command of drawing was more important than colour
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THE USE OF LIGHT
Light was used to depict areas of light and shadow, perfecting the illusion of depth.
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CINQUECENTO
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painters focused on colour, movement and natural landscapes
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QUATTROCENTO
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Alberti
designed the Basilica di Sant’Andrea, in Mantua, and the Tempio Malatestiano, in Rimini
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SCULPTURE
VARIETY OF MATERIALS
The use of a variety of materials, especially marble, bronze and wood. Wood was mainly used in religious sculptures
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