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Michelangelo was

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extremely broody and had exceptional talent. He was different from most artist because he was dictated by wealthy patrons

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Who was one of the biggest patrons of the time

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The Catholic Church headed by the roman pope

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What was the body to Michelangelo

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Beautiful in its natural, Spiritual, and philosophical form. The body was the character of the soul

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During the High renaissance

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Main artist: Leonardo (Florence e Milan)
Michelangelo (Florence and Rome)
Raffaello (Florence and Rome)
Tiziano (Venice)
also Rome acquired a predominate role during this time but Florence remained the Capital City

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Leonardo Da Vinchi

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He was born in Venice 1452 and died in 1519
He was a man of many trades including : Mathematician, scientist, engineer, painter, sculptor… ext (Renaissance Man)

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Leonardo first introduced what

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Movement and Breath

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Leonardo key traits

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-he entered Verrocchio’s workshop at 11
- Inspired to bring innovation to both art and science
- He worked independently
- He believed science was an investigation of nature and art was an expression of beauty

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Leonardo believed what

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That the eye was the superior organ and painting was a superior art form

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Leonardos first work was

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The baptism of Christ and had intense detail in the face and human figure: Verrocchio and Leonardo, Uffizi, Florence

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Leonardos Annunciation

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His first completed work (1473)
He had immense detail
figures looked more relaxed, human like and divine
used sfumato

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Sfumato

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  • without lines or boarders
  • very subtle gradation of shadow generation an element of the image
  • The movement of light the rests on the bodies
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Leonardo had what in his Annunciation work

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A supposed perspective error was that Marys arm was too long and unnatural, put its because the right view is to the right and up

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Leonardo used what technique

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The golden ratio which leads to a sense of balance and harmony: two equal golden rectangles that intersect

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Where is the VA in Leonardo’s Annunciation

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The mountains right above the village; God is the mountains and human world is the sea, meaning God dominates over the world

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What is anamorphosis

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a distortion of an image that can only be fully perceived from a certain vantage point

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Leonardos Last supper

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  • 1495-1497
  • He tried an experimental technique that ruined his work (Giorgio Vasari) ( A shadow)
  • Milan, Santa Maria delle Grazie
    -tried to recreate an oil painting in a fresco (oil an water don’t mix used oil and tempera which did not do well in the heat and began to flake
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The comparisons of Leos and Castagnos last supper

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  • Judas was easily depicted because he was on the opposite side (C)
  • Used the actual scene from the Bible to represent characters (L)
    this scene comes out of Lukes chapter “one of his 12 disciples will betray him”
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The history of the Last supper

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started to deteriorate in 1517
- restored twice in the 18th century
- Napoleons troops used it as a dormitory with no care
- Monks put a door in the middle
- It was bombed
- Last restoration 1999 by a lady took her 20 years

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Leos Last supper mathematic and artistic aspects

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  • The disciples are in groups of three
  • The pose and emotions represent psychology
  • No light in Judas face because he knows its him
  • Body of christ is a triangle and his head(right eye) is the vanishing point
  • 4 sets of tapestries and 3 windows
  • second window because he’s the second in the trinity
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symbolic meaning of numbers

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3- holy trinity, sacred and perfect number
4- matter of elements: earth, air, water, fire; humanity
3+4=7 the gift of the Holy Spirit
3x4=12 the # of disciples, hours of day and night, months

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Lady with an ermine

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1485/90
- The ermine means purity
- innovative Pose was unusual breaking iconography again
- started the rise of portraits
- Beauty came from darkness
- The ermine is Lodivico il Moro ( also the emblems of his)
- Cecilia is depicted in the picture which is his one pure love also ermine in greek is her name
Krakow, Czartorysky Muzeum

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The Mona Lisa

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1503-1505
- much is unknown about the portrait
- the sitter is thought to be a merchants wife Lisa Gherardini and made for a wedding or birth
- He kept it till his death
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Leos last work in Florence

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The Battle of Anghiari was commissioned for Sala del Gran Consiglio with his work on one side and his rival Michelangelo on the other
- He painted the men during battle
- he describes the war as chaos and the men like animals
Louvre Paris

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Michelangelo

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The divine one “a spirit sent to earth to show the perfection of art”
- believed in the art of renewal
- sculpture is made by the force of removal
- what already in the block of stone

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The early period of Michelangelo

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1487-1505
- florence and rome
- building his reputation
- inspired by classical art
- focuses of anatomy
“nurtured on milk and marble dust”(he was artistically skilled from a very young age)

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Who did Michelangelo train under

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Ghirlendio which he hated
then went to the medici academy

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Mature period

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1505-34
- Rome
- Physical and emotional tension in his works
- peek of his career
- The sistine chapel ceiling (dynamic and expressive figures)

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Late period

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1534-1564
- Rome
- Reflect somber tones
- shift towards mannerism (elongated fingers and intense expression)
- Focused on religious themes

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What do the three periods represent

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1.) focus on classical ideals 2.) his mature monumental composition. 3.) his more personal expressive late work

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The Battle of the Centaurs

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1490-1492
- Before the battle
- Showing the soldiers rushing to get ready to fight after relaxing in a lake
- The war disrupts peace

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The holy family

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Pagen and christianity
- The family is above everyone

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Pieta

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means mercy and charity
- the suffering of Mary after Jesus death
- she is too young in the sculpture but MA says that its because she is pure so she cannot age
- 1498-99
- A redefined; rather than German area one because it puts death in a fearful light
- Triangle and circle to represent Jesus life circle
- empathy sense of calmness around death
-Rome st peter basilica

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The David

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1501-1504
- Symbolizes a new republic and their power and determination
- was put in town hall instead of the duomo
- Has intense anatomy detail like veins
- donetellos st john inspiration
- Before the battle
Lippison athletes pose

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Sistine chapel Creation of Adam

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  • 1508-12
  • Rome
  • Commissioned by Julius II
  • God is in the bubble shaped like a brain meaning he is all knowing and can give us knowledge
  • relaxed body and amazing detail of realistic anatomy
    The entire ceiling reprints the fall of humanity and books of genesis