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Page 1: Renaissance Art - WordPress.com...Renaissance Art: Techniques and Themes •Increasing focus on secular rather than religious subjects •Realistic-looking figures and scenes •Perspective/depth

Renaissance Art

Page 2: Renaissance Art - WordPress.com...Renaissance Art: Techniques and Themes •Increasing focus on secular rather than religious subjects •Realistic-looking figures and scenes •Perspective/depth

Renaissance Art:

Techniques and Themes• Increasing focus on

secular rather than

religious subjects

• Realistic-looking

figures and scenes

• Perspective/depth

• Sense of

movement, activity

• Symmetry/

proportionality

Page 3: Renaissance Art - WordPress.com...Renaissance Art: Techniques and Themes •Increasing focus on secular rather than religious subjects •Realistic-looking figures and scenes •Perspective/depth

Fresco--Wall painting on fresh plaster

--Wall is prepared with

layer of rough plaster

--Figures are drawn

with brush in mixture of

red earth and water

--Smooth plaster laid

over--as much as could

be painted in a day--

and painted it while wet

so that the color in

would amalgamate with

the plaster.

Page 4: Renaissance Art - WordPress.com...Renaissance Art: Techniques and Themes •Increasing focus on secular rather than religious subjects •Realistic-looking figures and scenes •Perspective/depth

Masaccio, Tribute Money

Page 5: Renaissance Art - WordPress.com...Renaissance Art: Techniques and Themes •Increasing focus on secular rather than religious subjects •Realistic-looking figures and scenes •Perspective/depth

Perugino, Christ Handing the Keys

to Saint Peter

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Leonardo, The Last Supper

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Michelangelo, Panel of “The Creation”

from the Sistine Chapel ceiling

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Michelangelo, Pieta

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Albrecht

Dürer, St.

Jerome in

His Study

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Donatello’s David

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Michelangelo’s David

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Johannes

Vermeer,

Geographer

(1668-9)