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What does individualism in Renaissance art emphasize?
What does individualism in Renaissance art emphasize?
What is secularism in the context of Renaissance art?
What is secularism in the context of Renaissance art?
Fewer church paintings
What influences does classicism in Renaissance art involve?
What influences does classicism in Renaissance art involve?
Classic Roman and Greek influence
What does the term 'nature' refer to in Renaissance art?
What does the term 'nature' refer to in Renaissance art?
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What aspect of human form does anatomy focus on in Renaissance art?
What aspect of human form does anatomy focus on in Renaissance art?
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What does linear perspective mean in art?
What does linear perspective mean in art?
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What is realism in the context of art?
What is realism in the context of art?
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What does depth refer to in art?
What does depth refer to in art?
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What is a blue background's role in art?
What is a blue background's role in art?
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What does symmetry in art refer to?
What does symmetry in art refer to?
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Study Notes
Characteristics of Renaissance Art
- Individualism: Emphasized individual figures rather than groups, highlighting personal identity and character.
- Secularism: Marked a reduction in religious themes in artwork, leading to more secular subjects and human experiences.
- Classicism: Draws inspiration from ancient Roman and Greek art forms, showcasing harmony, proportion, and mythology.
- Nature: Artists began to depict natural landscapes, reflecting a growing appreciation for the outdoors and its elements.
- Anatomy: Focused on accurately representing human anatomy, often using detailed studies to enhance realism in figures.
- Linear Perspective: Introduced a mathematical approach to depth and space in artwork, allowing for realistic positional relationships among figures and objects.
- Realism: Aimed for visual accuracy, capturing minute details and creating lifelike representations of subjects.
- Depth: Utilized techniques of light and shading (chiaroscuro) to create a perception of three-dimensional depth in compositions.
- Blue Background: Often used blue hues to enhance depth perception and spatial relationships within the artwork.
- Symmetry: Emphasized balanced proportions in composition, contributing to an overall sense of order and harmony in artworks.
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Explore the ten defining traits of Renaissance art with these flashcards. Each card highlights key concepts like individualism, secularism, and the classicism that influenced the works of this remarkable period. Perfect for students and art enthusiasts alike!
