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What year was Michelangelo born?
What year was Michelangelo born?
- 1475 (correct)
- 1495
- 1485
- 1465
Which of the following works was completed by Michelangelo?
Which of the following works was completed by Michelangelo?
- The Last Supper
- The Birth of Venus
- The Creation of Adam (correct)
- The Madonna of the Pinks
What material did Donatello use for his sculpture of David?
What material did Donatello use for his sculpture of David?
- Wood
- Stone
- Marble
- Bronze (correct)
What is a characteristic feature of Raphael's paintings?
What is a characteristic feature of Raphael's paintings?
Which family commissioned Donatello's David?
Which family commissioned Donatello's David?
What theme did students explore in their manuscript design assignment?
What theme did students explore in their manuscript design assignment?
Which term describes the perspective technique used by Raphael?
Which term describes the perspective technique used by Raphael?
What kind of paint is required for the assignment's manuscript frame?
What kind of paint is required for the assignment's manuscript frame?
Which of these artworks was created by Michelangelo?
Which of these artworks was created by Michelangelo?
Donatello's Sculpture of David was commissioned by the Medici family.
Donatello's Sculpture of David was commissioned by the Medici family.
What prominent feature distinguishes Michelangelo's Statue of David from Donatello's version?
What prominent feature distinguishes Michelangelo's Statue of David from Donatello's version?
The __________ of the Sistine Chapel features the famous painting The Creation of Adam.
The __________ of the Sistine Chapel features the famous painting The Creation of Adam.
Match the following artists with their characteristics:
Match the following artists with their characteristics:
What is one common theme found in Raphael's works?
What is one common theme found in Raphael's works?
Raphael painted only religious themes in his career.
Raphael painted only religious themes in his career.
What techniques did Raphael use in his paintings to create depth?
What techniques did Raphael use in his paintings to create depth?
Flashcards
Michelangelo's David
Michelangelo's David
A famous Renaissance sculpture of David, created in 1504 by Michelangelo.
Sistine Chapel Ceiling
Sistine Chapel Ceiling
Michelangelo's masterpiece, a fresco painting depicting scenes from the Book of Genesis on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
Raphael's style
Raphael's style
Known for gentle portrayals of women, like Madonnas, using organic curves and atmosphere perspective.
Donatello's David
Donatello's David
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Illuminated Manuscript
Illuminated Manuscript
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Manuscript Design Assignment
Manuscript Design Assignment
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Renaissance Sculpture
Renaissance Sculpture
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Atmosphere Perspective
Atmosphere Perspective
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The Creation of Adam
The Creation of Adam
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The Last Judgement
The Last Judgement
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Study Notes
Renaissance Art: Part 2
- Michelangelo (1475-1564): Sculptor, painter, and architect
- Statue of David (1504): Originally in Piazza della Signoria, Florence; now in the Gallery Accademia
- Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel: Famous fresco by Michelangelo
- The Creation of Adam (1511): A key panel from the Sistine Chapel ceiling, illustrating God creating Adam
- The Last Judgment: Another major fresco by Michelangelo on the altar wall of the Sistine Chapel
- Michelangelo's Self-Perception: Portrays himself negatively, often fearing assassination
Raphael (1483)
- Student of Perugino: Trained under a famous early Renaissance artist
- Madonna and Child Series: A series of paintings featuring the Virgin Mary and Jesus
- Appreciation for Female Beauty: Raphael's work often celebrates the beauty of women, similar to Boticelli and Da Vinci
- Organic Lines and Shapes: Characterised by fluid and natural lines compared to the strict lines of previous periods
- Linear Perspective and Atmosphere: Employing these artistic techniques adds depth and realism to his work
Donatello (1386-1466)
- Born in Florence, Italy: A pivotal figure in early Renaissance sculpture
- Sculpture of David (1430s): A bronze sculpture, distinguished by a thinner body compared to Michelangelo's later David sculpture. Commissioned by the Medici family. The sculpture has one foot atop Goliath's head.
Evolution of David Sculptures
- Donatello's David: 15th-century bronze sculpture; thinner physique.
- Michelangelo's David: 16th-century marble sculpture; muscular physique
- Bernini's David: 17th-century marble sculpture; more dynamic pose.
Student Assignment: Manuscript Design
- Assignment 1 (Week 1-5):Â 20% of overall grade
- Theme and Concept:Â Based on the Early Renaissance based on themes or concepts
- Illuminated Manuscript Page:Â Based on a student-chosen song lyric or quote.
- Lecturer Approval:Â Necessary before completing the assignment
- Visual Representation: Using symbols, images, color, and line to enhance the meanings
- Materials: Watercolor, poster color, marker, and gold or silver paint
- Components to Create: Capital letter, miniature illustration (image), illuminated manuscript frame.
- Materials:Â Â A3 drawing paper (minimum 165gsm)
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