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Pisa Cathedral. Pisa,Italy
1063
Pisa:port at river opening - trading center, rich
ambitious, powerful for a powerful city, reference to old St. Peters, Basilica style |
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Pisa Baptistery. Pisa, Italy
1153
detail added in 18th century, funnel shape with no top-oculus, Roman-circular building with oculus, recreate pantheon, Political-Pisa is the new Rome, bringing back antiquity |
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Pulpit of Pisa Baptistery. Pisa,Italy
1259-1260. Nicola Pisano
Roman-like, arches, columns and relief on panels. sculptures of people between pulpit and column. represent fortitude, ideal person-strength-Roman, restore roman in renaissance |
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Adoration of Pisa Pulpit. Pisa, Italy
1259-1260. Nicola Pisano
King large size, kneeling. non-Jewish kings, Christianity for all. storytelling relief-Roman. Natural and detailed, beards and hair |
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Siena Cathedral Pulpit. Siena, Italy
1265. Nicola Pisano
commission to make pulpit bigger and better than Pisa, octagon 8 reliefs of Christ |
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Adoration of Siena Pulpit. Siena, Italy
1265. Nicola Pisano
different adoration of the kings, gifts and kneeling, scene of kings traveling to christ, more engaging, detail, retell story differently |
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Virgin and Child Enthroned of Maesta altarpiece. Siena Cathedral, Italy
1308-1311. Duccio
wood panels, gold-leaf painted on. 2 sides, Life of Mary and Life of Christ. saints and angels kneeling, Mary on throne-carved marble. face blue under coat for dark shadows. conventional features, expensive patterned robe w/ gold-leaf. quote under throne=painting to mary from him and siena |
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Entry into Jerusalem of Maesta altarpiece. Siena Cathedral, Italy
1308-1311. Duccio
on donkey w/ apostles, palm leaves waving. not in bible: boys in trees getting more palms, artists liberty |
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Deposition of Maesta altarpiece. Siena Cathedral, Italy
1308-1311. Duccio
christ off cross |
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Ognissanti Madonna of church of Ognissanti. Florence, Italy
1310. Giotto
mary throned and saints. 3D imagery w/ light and dark, dramatic shading. used real space w/ overlapping people |
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Arrest of Christ of Arena Chapel. Padua, Italy
1305. Giotto
identified jesus by kiss of Judas, betrayal - make drama the center of the panel |
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Lamentation of Arena Chapel. Padua, Italy
1305. Giotto
weeping over jesus and angels, 2 figures seen from behind looking at christ-we are engaged in the scene. Dead tree in lamentation, live tree in resurrection. Hill and faces point to jesus, generic faces-relatable. lots of blue to show wealth |
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Allegory of Justice of Arena Chapel. Padua, Italy
1305. Giotto
painted to look like marble, painted in recess/niche. personification of justice. holding scale, below a relief of a safe city, traders can come and go, young women dancing in the city |
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Allegory of Good Gov. of Sala dei Nove of Palazzo Pubblico. Siena, Italy
1340. Lorenzetti
ideas of good gov. Large throned woman-justice. wisdom over her holding scale w/ punishment and reward. bottom representations of sienien officials, rep public. |
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Effects of Good Gov. in the City of Sala dei Nove of Palazzo Pubblico. Siena, Italy
1340. Lorenzetti
naturalistic city and city walls, everyday life, shops + traders, teachers, young women dancing-safe |
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Effects of Good Gov. in the Country of Sala dei Nove of Palazzo Pubblico. Siena, Italy
1340. Lorenzetti
hills and traders, cultivating land, vineyards and villas, supply city, allegory figure -security, safety outside city is important for city |
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Florence Cathedral. Florence, Italy
1296. Arnolfo Di Cambio
Florence grew in wealth, large cathedral, new capital. reduced weight of dome, made two domes, brick inside and roof over. first dome since rome, larger than pantheon |
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Trinity. Santa Maria Novella, Florence, Italy
1425. Masaccio
Trinity: God, Jesus, Mary. and church patrons. one point perspective, geometric formula, spacial recession. under sarcophagus, skeleton, reminder of mortality, related to presence in space |
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Expulsion of Adam and Eve. Brancacci Chapel, Santa Maria del Carmine, Florence
1425. Masaccio
narrative, naturalism, one point perspective. angle with flaming sword banishing. cast shadows 3D reality. shame, covering body, nakedness |
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Tribute Money. Brancacci Chapel, Santa Maria del Carmine, Florence
1425. Masaccio
Jesus tells peter to get coin from fish for city entering tax. 3 scenes in one space, orthogonal lines all lead to jesus, plausible size of people and arch. tax collector dressed diff and facing away, we relate to him, Apostles robes like roman officials, lined up heads. diff ages, compare old peter and young john, dramatic contrast |
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Saint Mark. niche Florence Cathedral, Italy
1412. Donatello
uses ancient elements, contrapposto weight shift, casual, movement, not stiff, hips and shoulders tip, asymmetric, straight leg w/ straight drapery, bent leg disturbs drapery-more complex, left arm and leg straight, right arm and leg bent, twist in body, vitality, subtle, dignity, restraint to violent movement |
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David. Florence, Italy
1440, Donatello
wealthy family commissioned for courtyard statue, young shepherd boy, fought in war and killed giant. roman sculpture of athlete w/ victory wreath. delicate and effeminate, young, emphasize god is acting through David |
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Ghent Altarpiece. Saint Bavo Cathedral, Ghent, Belgium
1432. Jan van Eyck
Adam, angels, mary, god, st. john, angels, eve. 3D reality, oil paint, layers colors, depth. Adoration of the Lamb, sacrifice of lamb to show christ sacrifice, apostles, church officials virgin martyrs, angels. Adam and Eve not very ideal |
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Arnolfini Wedding.
1434. Jan van Eyck
interior of house, commemorate a real marriage, maube not wife, ideal wife. witness document-witness wedding, artist signed "was here". single candle in chandelier-marriage. mirror on back wall, concave, can see the man and wife from behind, 2 men watching, one van Eyck |
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Man in a Red Turban.
1433. Jan van Eyck
self portrait, "as i can" on top, I've done the best I canto make realism, perfection in detail-reality |
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Deposition. Notre-Dame hors-les-murs, Belgium
1435. Rogier van der Weyden
glowing and deep colors, scene in a stage like space, no escape from drama, gold background-older art, naturalism texture, natural wounds, slight suffering but ideal body. virgin mary fainting, same pose as jesus, as powerful as jesus, shows kinship, 2 hands almost touch. people real everyday faces, believable |
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Temptation of St. Anthony.
1480. Martin Schongauer
engraving, metal print-detail. St. in the woods for prayer, demons attack him. grotesque and intense, imagination of artists |
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Spring (Primavera)
1478. Botticelli
story from ancient mythology, Venus-goddess of spring, 3 Graces, Flora, Cupid, Mercury, Chloris, Zephor, idea of spring from ancient poet-sophisticated, beauty erotic nature, woods grass, no perspective |
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Birth of Venus
1482. Botticelli
born in the sea and received by nymphs, modest pose, hair blowing around from nymphs arriving to greet her |
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Portrait of Ginevra de'Benici
1474. Leonardo da Vinci
wealthy Florentine woman, inspired by Netherlands painting, skin shadowing, colors from skin to lips, curls of hair, expressionless maybe counteracted by hands folded holding flowers-spring natural beauty |
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Last Supper
1495. Leonardo da Vinci
announcement that one of them will betray jesus, each apostle reacts-drama-energy, jesus center, 6 on each side, 2 groups of 3, relieve monotony, organized, one point perspective, bare room, out thrown arms and pointing to self, peter leans to john, judas leans back holding money paid, jesus isolated reaching for wine and bread |
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Mona Lisa
1503. Leonardo da Vinci
painting of a beautiful woman, emphasize attractiveness, flesh coloring, realistic, repose hands, looks at us, smile-conveying the right kind, delicate smile, sophisticated pose, not passive, engaging. mountains terrain mist fantasy landscape |
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Vitruvian Man
1490. Leonardo da Vinci
multitude of different fields, notes, vitruvius-proportions of buildings w/ math, same with men, god places signs of divine right, disected men to study muscles to understand to paint |
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Pieta
1497. Michelangelo
'devotion' rep of virgin mary holding dead christ, sobbing, not emphasizing gruesome death or suffering, christ ideally beautiful body-god like, beautiful neutral face of mary-show perpetual virginity, young face of chastity. make the sculpture moving through idealization |
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David
1501. Michelangelo
for florence cathedral buttress, moved to city hall. old testament prophet, now defender of his city. show he can equal and surpass ideal roman male, nudity-seeing qualities of body, whats under the clothes, tensed muscles, anatomy, blood vessels, animated, heroism + virtue |
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Creation of Man
1508. Michelangelo
god souring in heaven w/ angels, Adam lying on earth recieving life from god-weak body, weakly reaching. Adam ideally beautiful-as god's sculpture, intense relationship, adam relaxed, god active poses align |
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Libyan Sybil
1508. Michelangelo
much more complex twisting, beautifully, demonstrate ability to vary the human body |
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Nude
1508. Michelangelo
holding large medals with ribbons, still and ideally beautiful-has the power to be spiritual |
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Dome of St. Peter's
1560. Michelangelo
like the old church, animated, ascending to god, painting sculpture and architecture all connected |
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School of Athens
1510. Raphael
branches of learning, idea of philosophy, as if a group of known philosophers gathered and conversed, main debaters and others listening, 1 point perspective, brings viewer into debate, Plato and Aristotle, idealist and realist, plato LdV and leaning michlo, salute to contemporaries, grouping like LdV |
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Galatea
1512. Raphael
escape across sea from cyclops, nymphs help her, Tritons, cupids, on shell pulled by dolphins, like ancient sculpture, shallow space/relief, seen as painting of sculptures. painted brown hair, light hits to gold-as written in poem |
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Sistine Madonna
1512. Raphael
saint sixfis and princess barbara, madonna as queen of heaven, no throne, cloud. clouds behind are baby's faces, angels. pope and princess kneeling. princess most beautiful, madonna young and different beauty, humility of birthing christ, more beautiful in virtue than real beauty |
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Transfiguration
1520. Raphael
christ lifted off ground, messiah divinity, apostles cannot heal the sick, dark shadows and confusion, contrast w/ simple light jesus, jesus center and apostles reacting-Last Supper |
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Portrait of Baldassare Castiglione
1515. Raphael
count, writer-book of manners, emblem of courtesy, painting understated and polite, no need to impress, human |
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Lady with a Veil
1515. Raphael
rich costume, palette constrained to white, beautiful face, pale, dark eyes and hair, dark background, focus on face. poetry-pulled back hair w/ one loose strand-beauty |
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Concert
1510. Titian
lute player and flute woman, not from real poem, poetic fantasy, pastoral-poetry related to shepherds, simple poets in humble living, liberal w/ sensuality, simple pleasures: music, sounds of flowing water, shepherd in background playing bag pipes, naked wood nymphs, music attracted nymphs-step back to ancient time, light-afternoon, pleasure will pass, lit hand to strum, rich-sensuous, senses enjoyment |
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Bacchanal
1520. Titian
god of wine, cult of sensuous excess, indulge. island of Andros-perpetually drunk, on mountain god sleeps and rolls around crushing grapes to make river of wine. shadows and light contrast, figures emerge out of shadows. dancers, little boy peeing-liberty, freeness, woman throws off clothes and lounges, abandon restraint, intense sensuality |
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Venus of Urbino
1538. Titian
portrait model as venus, bridges ancient, in house with servants, allude to venus, poetically as beautiful as. flesh warm, auburn hair, light sheet under and dark sheet behind, brings out her flesh, violets, intensely looking at the viewer, challenge of invoking sexual emotion |
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Assumption of the Virgin
1518. Titian
virgin dies and is seen rising to the heavens, clouds of angels, apostles watch on ground, yellow glow and dark cloud God ready to receive, contrast, dissolving heads of angels, great drama |
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Portrait of a Man
1522. Titian
muted colors, focus on his face part lit and part shadow, drama in face, glove leather texture, less meticulous, more free |
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Portrait of Pope Paul III
1545. Titian
pope dressed and throned, made velvet texture, same freedom as leather, portrait-realism of old face, old slouching, gaze of wisdom but physically weak |
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Miracle of the Christian Slave
1548. Tintoretto
christian tortured by pagans, st. mark destroys torture weapons, judge lets christian go, naked male, st. mark above in the same axis. energy and cluster of crowds-variety and textures, streaks of paint, hair-energy in painting action |
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Feast in the House of Levi
1573. Veronese
last supper with servants and more people, rich fabrics |
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Assumption of the Virgin
1530. Correggio
fresco in dome of cathedral, used 1 point perspective complex, angels in concentric rings of clouds into glow, jesus seen on top ready to receive virgin, celebration of angels, dissolving into glow, positioned below and painted to see virgin from below |
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Nativity
1525. Correggio
night scene, glow from jesus, glow on face to shepherds and angels, dramatic contrast, dark and light, jesus is light in world of darkness, virgin sheer joy, glow warmth and love |
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Jupiter and Io
1527. Correggio
Zeus as cloud and mortal woman, surprise, erotic, nude, hand and face in cloud |
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Self-Portrait
1500. Albrecht Dürer
also painter, reproduce exact real details, better that photograph, naturalism, demonstration of artists skill |
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Fall of Man
1504. Dürer
wood carving, adam and eve, fruit and snake, ideal man-anatomically complex, animals around in garden of eden |
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Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
1498. Dürer
print wood-limited detail, end of the world in bible, famine disease war and death unleashed on world, vivid, victims falling on ground |
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Isenheim Altarpiece
1510. Grünewald
jesus on cross under grave of jesus, sculptures on inside, Crucifixion powerful and overwhelming, abused and starved body bruises, not naturalistic, beyond gruesome, emphasize suffering, other figures are distorted in grief, mary Magdalene collapsed on ground |
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Resurrection from Isenheim Altarpiece
1515. Grünewald
bursting out of tomb, guards tossed aside, sun glow from jesus-face dissolves into light |
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The Garden of Earthly Delights Triptych
1505. Hieronymus Bosch
left Garden on eden, adam and eve w/ animals and imaginary plants and animals. middle scene summarizing life on earth, imagined figures, scary grotesque scene of human life, cultivation of imagination, philisophical statement. right hell, punishments, things bosch dreamed |
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Madonna and Child with the Family of Burgermeister Meyer
1528. Hans Holbein
naturalism, not idealism, living flesh |
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Ambassadors
1533. Hans Holbein
double portrait, left secular right religious official, table full of intellectual objects, men are worldly and intelligent, renaissance men. skull in anamorphic perspective viewed from extreme angle, remind them of mortality, 2 incomplete images, death and worldliness not compatible |
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Proverbs
1560. Brueghel
folk wisdom, scenes refer to proverbs "throwing flowers before swine", tongue and cheek, peasant philosophy |
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Peasant Dance
1568. Brueghel
reflected on time in italy, festival in Netherlands, peasants not usually painted, this painting shows peasants don't need to be looked down on, too simple, typecast peasants idealized as peasants, ugly and grotesque life, comic -drunkenness, couple kissing, simple earthiness |
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Parable of the Blind
1568. Brueghel
blind beggars, "blind leading the blind lead into a ditch", jesus speaking to people against his campaign, powerful |
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January (Hunters in the Snow)
1565. Brueghel
landscape painter, seasons and months, January, dutch village but mountains that don't exist, imaginary landscape, humble life, simple beauty, real fire moved by wind, people huddled, real trees lead ur eye to landscape, footprints in snow |
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