Lect 1- ProtoRenasainsse, Giotto, "Madonna Enthroned" Flashcards

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Giotto breaks with the Byzantine conventions of Cimabue & Duccio by…?

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… by rendering figures with a greater concern for naturalism.

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What was Giotto influenced by?

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The gothic sculpture of Giovanni Pisano and the use of shading by Roman painter Cavallini.

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What is scale used to denote in Giotto’s “Madonna Enthroned”?

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The Theological/symbolic importance of figures.

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How are Mary and the Baby Jesus depicted as important in Giotto’s “Madonna Enthroned”?

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By showing them larger and more central than the other figures.

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What are three gothic conventions in Giotto’s “Madonna Enthroned”?

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The hierarchical scaling of figures, gold backdrop, and pointed arch throne.

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How does Giotto construct space in his “Madonna Enthroned”?

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By overlapping figures and

by drawing observed receding lines.

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What proto-renaissance concept does it seem Giotto utilized to produce the naturalism of “Madonna Enthroned”?

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Rendering from observation, esp. through use of a model.

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In what way does Giotto create the illusion of 3D space?

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By rendering figures and objects within a coherent setting.

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What is a figurative convention that Giotto breaks, which can be seen in Cimabue & Duccio’s work?

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The representation of the face.

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