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    new language of landscape paintings. Compared to painting in Florence and Rome, Venetian artists preferred fuller, fleshier figures and softer, more atmospheric lighting. Titian’s subject matter covered a wide range of iconography, including altarpieces, individual Christian works, mythological scenes, allegories, and portraits. His pictures are also characterized by a richness in color, with many varieties of warm reds, and his use of glazes. Titian traveled around Italy a lot and had many

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    I stood there standing on the fresh, cut wooden boards thinking of what the picture would look like on the canvas. With a seemingly magnificent idea, I picked the gold-handled paint brush off of the stool, grabbed the pallet, and dipped the smooth bristles of the paintbrush into the thick orange pigment on the palate and made my first stroke of paint on the once blank canvas. Upon creating that first stroke, I smelt the unique, fresh paint on the canvas waiting to become a physical picture. "This

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    Art and Religion: The Universal Emotion of the Dutch Golden Age Amanda Suzzi University of Arizona Art and Religion: The Universal Emotion of the Dutch Golden Age Art and religion are two concepts that are intertwined through several different reasons from human emotion to historical and contemporary politics. While it is possible to talk at length about how art affects religion and religion affects art, the most convincing arguments come from examining the art itself. The following response paper

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    architecture bearing resemblance of their time. Some castles incorporate Greek influence, roman or gothic influence in design. Other castles and palaces are surrounded by sculptures outside in the courtyard or include sculptures worshiped as an altarpiece. While any one of these things would serve to make an ordinary castle more elaborate there is one palace that possesses all of these: The Palace of Versailles in France. The Palace of Versailles has managed to incorporate classic architecture

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    commissioned the piece. The Netherlands was under the influence of the medieval church, which bred two mutually antagonistic patrons to Bosches work: The traditional guardians of the alter, and a radical opponent who kept the traditional form of the altarpiece while at the same time destroying its old meaning .

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    The Northern Renaissance was famous for its advanced oil painting techniques, realistic, expressive altarpiece art, making portraits on wooden panel paintings, as well as woodcuts and other forms of printmaking. Stone sculpture was not popular, but wood-carving was a German specialty. Prior to the 1500s, Renaissance art in Italy had almost no effect on development of painting and sculpture in Northern Europe. Even after the 1500s, the High Renaissance blossomed. Issues like religion, politics, climate

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    garment lays on top of it like an icon sanctifying an altar. Christ's body over the altar also gives a direct reference to the Eucharist, as the Virgin emphasizes his wound. This painting also would have been placed above the altar as a part of an altarpiece. One can observe this in the background of the painting of The Lamentation, as there is a border along the bottom of the piece. This could be a continuation of the Churches' architecture where it would have been placed, as a form of linear perspective

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    people don't realize being an artist doesn't always mean you're good at painting and drawing. Leonardo was originally brought to the Moor who ruled the duchy of Milan by music not art. The Moor became Leonardo's patron after Leonardo painted an altarpiece for the Church of San Francesco Grande. When the Moor decided to make a bronze statue of his father on horseback Leonardo stepped up to take on the task. Leonardo planned to make the horse first then make the rider separately and add it on later

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    In 1518 Rosso Fiorentino was instructed to paint the altarpiece known as Virgin and Child Enthroned with Four Saints. When the patrons of the church saw the painting they said the saints were depicted as harsh and devilish and rejected the work. After being rejected, Fiorentino left Florence and traveled to

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