Title: The Origins of Renaissance Art
1The Origins of Renaissance Art
2Medieval Art
- Religious themes
- Goal was inspiration (not personal expression)
- Artists unknown not important
- No attention to anatomy/body proportion
- Spatial elements lacking pictures look flat or
distorted
3Virgin and Child, late 12th century
4Cimabue
5Wooden Virgin, 12th century
6Salisbury Cathedral, 1220-1330
Reims, 1210
7Eve, 1220 by Gislebertis
8Last Supper, 1290
9Giotto di Bondone Betrayal, 1305
10Giotto
11Pause
- The plague and famine resulted in a pause in
artistic development in the late 1300s.
12Renaissance -- 1400s-1550s
- Return to Greek and Roman styles
- Celebration of human body
- Naturalism - accurate depiction of real world
- Laws of perspective developed spatial
realism - Religious themes, but also secular and classical
scenes - Artist as genius
13Brunelleschi Laws of Perspective
14Massacio Trinity 1425-1428
15Mantegna Lamentation, 1490
16Botticelli
17Botticelli
18Botticelli
19Donatello
20Donatello
21Ghiberti
22Verrocchio Leonardo da Vinci Botticelli
23da Vinci
24da Vinci
25da Vinci
26da Vinci
27da Vinci
28da Vinci
29da Vinci
30Michelangelo
31Michelangelo
32Michelangelo
33Michelangelo
34Michelangelo
35Michelangelo
36Cellini
37C e l l i n i
38Michelangelo
39Michelangelo
40Michelangelo
41Brunelleschis DomeSanta Maria del Fiore (il
Duomo), Florence
Brunelleschis Interior San Lorenzo, Florence
42Raphael