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The Classical World Gained, Lost,
  • Then Reborn in the Renaissance

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  • Before Figures, there was clay, and the need for
    utensils. But people in all cultures move toward
    design. But within the world of design, Wilhelm
    Worringer suggests that humanity swings back and
    forth through time, from loving abstract design,
    to loving representational design.

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  • From simple utilitarian clay to abstract
    religious figures, modeling those figures on
    those early representations of the human form,
    among the Cycladic figures, to those of the
    Egyptians, whose methods the Ancient Greek
    artisans copied

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  • We have seen the Greeks move from abstraction to
    representation, from protogeometric, geometric,
    archaic, classical, late classical, and
    hellenistic.
  • The Romans just copied the Greeks.
  • But Rome Falls 476 CE, and so does this world,
    expanded as it was in Northern Europe, the place
    to which we go now.

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  • Medieval Periods lack proportion, perspective,
    representational detail, cxontrappostobut we
    begin to see a turn in the early 15th century
    back to and older Greco-Roman sense of these
    things. So too, themes other than Christian ones
    remerge, as do bodies.

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  • Compare Michelangelos David with the order,
    proportion and balance, and the calmness of
    classical Greece and Rome. Now, consider, just as
    the Hellenstic period made the Classical period a
    little more frenetic, so too, post renaissance
    restoration art did the same thing. Check out
    Berninis David

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