Raphael Holinshed

The renaissance was known as the cultural rebirth. This was one of the most glorious time in the world's history. The Medici contributed greatly to this amazing era. Without The Medici the renaissance would’ve never even happened. The Medici helped many artists become famous.This family was a patron, they supported the arts. They had taken in many famous artists like Brunelleschi. The Medici funded the making of The Florence Cathedral. Without the Medici that amazing dome wouldn’t exist today.

Renaissance it was the rebirth of the art, a period starting in a late fourteenth century, it begun in Italy, actually the art changed a lot in the renaissance period, During the early Renaissance is described by realism., from 1400 to 1479, specialists including Donatello and Giotto focused on symmetry art to make the ideal structure, and the perfect form of art. In the high Renaissance, from 1475 to 1525, Artists including Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo focused on space and perspective to

The Mona Lisa paining is the probably one of the most famous pieces of art in the world. The art continues to fascinate many due to the details that makes it look like a real person. It is a portrait of a woman called Lisa Gherardini married to Francesco Del Giocondo (Strickland and Boswell 35). The eyes seem to move, and the smile of the woman portrayed has remained a mystery to many people. Many people have viewed the painting, but interpretation requires a certain taste and eye. It is dated back

My thesis examines in three case studies that taken together demonstrate how the triptych transformed over the course of the fifteenth century. Chapter 2 discusses the emergence of the characteristic form of the triptych that begins with Robert Campin. Campin, who lived from 1375-1444, and who is usually identified with the Master of Flemalle. He is also considered to be the first master of Flemish and early Netherlandish painting and established the typical form of the Netherlandish triptych. Campin

Nicolas Poussin’s landscapes represent his journey as an artist from an historical painter to one that evokes emotion through his paintings by utilizing his love of all art forms. Poussin's work can never be taken for surface value there is always a deeper reason to them. Poussin was especially drawn to scenes of antiquity and biblical scenes which often include some form of architecture or ruins. More specifically Poussin uses great French painter who was brought into the Roman intellectuals sphere

Michael Luong Professor Hufbauer Art History 270 March 19, 2016 Michelangelo’s Pieta: The Greatest Sculpture Ever Made Michelangelo’s Pieta might be one of the greatest sculpture of all time. His famous piece of work depicts the body of Jesus on the top of his mother after his crucifixion. In 1497, a cardinal named Jean de Billheres commissioned Michelangelo to create a work of sculpture that would go into a side chapel at Old St. Peter’s Basilica. It was carved from a solid block of Carrara marble

Three fascinating artists known as Raphael, Michelangelo, and Leonardo marked the stylistic period of the Italy 1500 to 1600. These three men inspired the high Renaissance. Florence and Rome hosted the leading artist for that century. I will like to describe a painting of Raphael that caught my attention from reading the textbook; it is called the Marriage of the Virgin. In this painting the artists used linear perspective to create the illusion of space in the far back. He placed the vanishing

t Artist of the Past An age of painting through several sculptures, painters and architects created major works in their respective fields. Great men like Michelangelo, Rembrandt, Picasso, and De Vinci pioneered the way for many artists. Their classical values of idealism, balance, and restraint were translated by painters into harmonious colors, naturally posed figures with serene faces, realistic space and perspectives, and perfectly proportioned human bodies. Tendencies became more and more evident

in what is now Italy in 1452. He had a good childhood despite his parentage because his father took him in and brought him up in his household. Da Vinci was the apprentice of Andrea del Verrocchio along with Pietro Perugino, who went on to teach Raphael, and Lorenzo di Credi. All of these men went on to become masters in their fields in later years. This is where Da Vinci was able to learn from others and begin to master his craft. Da Vinci’s paintings done in his early career show

The Renaissance was a cultural movement that emerged in Italy in the modern time 14th - 17th century. Renaissance was an era of individual also called humanism which emphasizes education, and critical thinking focused on people achievements. The artist in Renaissance focused on subject matter and execution artist had freedom. The major themes of Renaissance were Humanism the unique value of each person, Secularism the value of worldly not religious and Rationalism meaning proof, logic. Renaissance