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What is the definition of historical or mythological?
What is the definition of historical or mythological?
historical or mythological
Why were people of all ages included in Eugène Delacroix's 'Liberty Leading the People'?
Why were people of all ages included in Eugène Delacroix's 'Liberty Leading the People'?
to show the sacrifice made by the entire community
What is the name of the nineteenth-century European art movement that valued intense feelings?
What is the name of the nineteenth-century European art movement that valued intense feelings?
Romanticism
How many female founding members did the British Royal Academy of the Arts have?
How many female founding members did the British Royal Academy of the Arts have?
What does Jacques-Louis David's 'Oath of the Horatii' depict?
What does Jacques-Louis David's 'Oath of the Horatii' depict?
What architectural style does Balthasar Neumann's Basilica of Vierzehnheiligen exemplify?
What architectural style does Balthasar Neumann's Basilica of Vierzehnheiligen exemplify?
Which artist painted a scene about a loving couple getting married?
Which artist painted a scene about a loving couple getting married?
Which artwork was not created by William Blake?
Which artwork was not created by William Blake?
What is the Enlightenment?
What is the Enlightenment?
What characterizes the Rococo style?
What characterizes the Rococo style?
What is the Baroque style?
What is the Baroque style?
What does the term subject (subject matter) in art refer to?
What does the term subject (subject matter) in art refer to?
What does it mean for something to be organic in the context of art?
What does it mean for something to be organic in the context of art?
Which cultures from the 'Classical past' did Renaissance thinkers and artists admire?
Which cultures from the 'Classical past' did Renaissance thinkers and artists admire?
During the Renaissance and Baroque periods, who made many decisions about how an artwork would look?
During the Renaissance and Baroque periods, who made many decisions about how an artwork would look?
Who competed to create the bronze doors of the Florence Baptistry?
Who competed to create the bronze doors of the Florence Baptistry?
Where is the artist's self-portrait located in The Arnolfini Portrait?
Where is the artist's self-portrait located in The Arnolfini Portrait?
Which artwork was commissioned by Pope Clement VII?
Which artwork was commissioned by Pope Clement VII?
Which of the following artists was part of the High Renaissance in Italy?
Which of the following artists was part of the High Renaissance in Italy?
Leonardo's Last Supper and Raphael's School of Athens have ________ in common.
Leonardo's Last Supper and Raphael's School of Athens have ________ in common.
This artistic style is characterized by chaotic compositions, dissonance, and ambiguous spaces:
This artistic style is characterized by chaotic compositions, dissonance, and ambiguous spaces:
What features of the Church of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane tell us that it is the work of a Baroque architect?
What features of the Church of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane tell us that it is the work of a Baroque architect?
Which German artist created a woodcut rendition of The Last Supper, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's painting?
Which German artist created a woodcut rendition of The Last Supper, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's painting?
Which biblical character was sculpted by Bernini, Donatello, and Michelangelo during the Renaissance and Baroque periods?
Which biblical character was sculpted by Bernini, Donatello, and Michelangelo during the Renaissance and Baroque periods?
Which of the following is not a Northern Baroque artist?
Which of the following is not a Northern Baroque artist?
During the Renaissance and Baroque periods, patrons made many decisions about how an artwork would look, such as ______.
During the Renaissance and Baroque periods, patrons made many decisions about how an artwork would look, such as ______.
What was commissioned by Pope Clement VII?
What was commissioned by Pope Clement VII?
Where is the artist's self-portrait located in The Arnolfini Portrait?
Where is the artist's self-portrait located in The Arnolfini Portrait?
What is the subject of this French Baroque painting?
What is the subject of this French Baroque painting?
The gold designs (fleur-de-lis) that cover the gown of this king symbolize the French monarchy.
The gold designs (fleur-de-lis) that cover the gown of this king symbolize the French monarchy.
Why does the depiction of the Deposition seem to express an unsettling air of anxiety and disorder?
Why does the depiction of the Deposition seem to express an unsettling air of anxiety and disorder?
Why was this famous and opulent room in the palace of Versailles filled with mirrors?
Why was this famous and opulent room in the palace of Versailles filled with mirrors?
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate words to complete this passage of text.
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate words to complete this passage of text.
What is the subject of this Italian Baroque painting?
What is the subject of this Italian Baroque painting?
Which of the following are characteristics of Baroque art?
Which of the following are characteristics of Baroque art?
The reason that it took Michelangelo several years to create the Sistine Chapel ceiling is that he loved painting so much.
The reason that it took Michelangelo several years to create the Sistine Chapel ceiling is that he loved painting so much.
What is the relationship, if any, between these two paintings?
What is the relationship, if any, between these two paintings?
What term describes the analysis of artworks that involves interpreting symbols, themes, and subject matter?
What term describes the analysis of artworks that involves interpreting symbols, themes, and subject matter?
What is the subject of this late Mannerist painting?
What is the subject of this late Mannerist painting?
Which relatively new artistic medium came to be regarded as suitable for serious works of art due to Albrecht Dürer's influence?
Which relatively new artistic medium came to be regarded as suitable for serious works of art due to Albrecht Dürer's influence?
What is the main theme that Quentin Metsys's The Moneylender and His Wife is considered to convey?
What is the main theme that Quentin Metsys's The Moneylender and His Wife is considered to convey?
The subject of Brunelleschi's entry for the competition to design panels for the north doors of the Florence Baptistry was the Sacrifice of Isaac.
The subject of Brunelleschi's entry for the competition to design panels for the north doors of the Florence Baptistry was the Sacrifice of Isaac.
What was innovative about the book The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects written by Giorgio Vasari?
What was innovative about the book The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects written by Giorgio Vasari?
What is the subject matter of the painting created by the Mannerist artist Jacopo da Pontormo?
What is the subject matter of the painting created by the Mannerist artist Jacopo da Pontormo?
What is the subject matter of this artwork?
What is the subject matter of this artwork?
Approximately how many paintings did the Flemish Baroque artist Peter Paul Rubens produce in his lifetime?
Approximately how many paintings did the Flemish Baroque artist Peter Paul Rubens produce in his lifetime?
Which descriptions characterize the art of the High Renaissance in Italy?
Which descriptions characterize the art of the High Renaissance in Italy?
Which descriptions apply to this painting?
Which descriptions apply to this painting?
How did the influential architect of this Renaissance building create clarity, calmness, and harmony in its design?
How did the influential architect of this Renaissance building create clarity, calmness, and harmony in its design?
How did the artist of The Arnolfini Portrait include himself in his painting?
How did the artist of The Arnolfini Portrait include himself in his painting?
How is the figure of Christ emphasized in this panel from a Baroque altarpiece?
How is the figure of Christ emphasized in this panel from a Baroque altarpiece?
During the Renaissance, the patron who commissioned a painting would often determine how much blue the artist could use.
During the Renaissance, the patron who commissioned a painting would often determine how much blue the artist could use.
Renaissance art is distinguished from medieval art by which fundamental artistic characteristic(s)?
Renaissance art is distinguished from medieval art by which fundamental artistic characteristic(s)?
What else is the architect of this building's dome known for?
What else is the architect of this building's dome known for?
Neoclassicism recalls subject matter and imagery from which culture(s)?
Neoclassicism recalls subject matter and imagery from which culture(s)?
William Hogarth's satirical prints were so popular that forged copies became rampant, leading to Hogarth's Act, also called?
William Hogarth's satirical prints were so popular that forged copies became rampant, leading to Hogarth's Act, also called?
In the French Academy, which type of painting was considered to be the finest in the hierarchy of genres?
In the French Academy, which type of painting was considered to be the finest in the hierarchy of genres?
Flashcards
Renaissance Influences
Renaissance Influences
Renaissance thinkers and artists looked to Ancient Greece and Rome for inspiration.
Patronage in Art
Patronage in Art
Patrons influenced Renaissance and Baroque art, deciding on depictions, colors, size, and key elements.
Florence Baptistry Doors
Florence Baptistry Doors
A competition for bronze doors, involving influential Renaissance artists, like Palladio and Borromini.
Dürer's Last Supper
Dürer's Last Supper
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David Sculptures
David Sculptures
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High Renaissance Artist
High Renaissance Artist
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Mannerism Characteristics
Mannerism Characteristics
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Baroque Architecture
Baroque Architecture
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Last Judgment Commission
Last Judgment Commission
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Renaissance Art Characteristics
Renaissance Art Characteristics
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Rococo
Rococo
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Romanticism
Romanticism
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Oath of the Horatii
Oath of the Horatii
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Engraving Copyright Act
Engraving Copyright Act
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Iconographic Analysis
Iconographic Analysis
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Michelangelo's Last Judgment Influences
Michelangelo's Last Judgment Influences
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Chiaroscuro
Chiaroscuro
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Linear Perspective
Linear Perspective
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Contrapposto
Contrapposto
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Jan van Eyck
Jan van Eyck
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Sistine Chapel Ceiling
Sistine Chapel Ceiling
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Subject Matter in Painting
Subject Matter in Painting
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Organic Forms in Art
Organic Forms in Art
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Study Notes
Classical Influences
- Renaissance thinkers and artists admired Ancient Greece and Rome as their primary cultural influences.
Patronage in Art
- During the Renaissance and Baroque periods, patrons heavily influenced artwork decisions, including aspects such as:
- Depictions in the artwork
- Color choices
- Size of the artwork
- Key visual elements
Key Artists and Works
- The competition for the bronze doors of the Florence Baptistry involved prominent figures in art, notably Palladio and Borromini.
- Albrecht Dürer, a German artist, created a woodcut rendition of Leonardo’s The Last Supper.
- The biblical character David was sculpted by Bernini, Donatello, and Michelangelo during the Renaissance and Baroque periods.
- Raphael is recognized as a significant artist from the High Renaissance in Italy.
Artistic Features and Styles
- Mannerism is identified by chaotic compositions, dissonance, and ambiguous spaces, contrasting with the balanced compositions of Leonardo's Last Supper and Raphael's School of Athens.
- The Church of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane showcases Baroque architecture through features like curved walls, ornamental surfaces, and dramatic lighting.
Major Works and Commissions
- The Last Judgment was commissioned by Pope Clement VII.
- Notable Renaissance art characteristics include naturalism, idealization, and perspective.
Cultural Context and Themes
- Rococo represents 18th-century French art defined by organic forms and ornate extravagance.
- Romanticism emerged as a 19th-century movement emphasizing imagination and intense emotions.
Significant Historical Notes
- Jacques-Louis David's Oath of the Horatii highlights themes of patriotism and sacrifice.
- The Engraving Copyright Act of 1734, known as Hogarth's Act, stemmed from the popularity of William Hogarth's satirical prints.
Unique Interpretations and Techniques
- Iconographic analysis involves interpreting symbols within artworks to derive meaning, as practiced by art historian Erwin Panofsky.
- Michelangelo’s Last Judgment depicts influences from his life and the context of authority figures like Pope Julius II.
Artistic Techniques
- Techniques such as chiaroscuro (contrast of light and dark) and linear perspective contribute to the three-dimensional illusion in paintings.
- Contrapposto describes a naturalistic pose in sculpture with twisting upper and lower body parts.
Miscellaneous Insights
- The fifteenth-century Flemish artist Jan van Eyck did not invent oil paint, but he popularized its use.
- The Sistine Chapel ceiling was meticulously worked on due to Michelangelo's transformation of his creative ambitions for painting versus sculpture.
Final Notes
- The subject matter of the painting reflects societal values and personal narratives.
- The term Organic defines forms reminiscent of living organisms, showcasing a departure from rigid geometrical shapes in art.
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