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Annunciation and Nativity
Nicola Pisano
1260
Marble
Pisa |
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Annunciation and Nativity
Giovanni Pisano
1260
Marble
Pisa |
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Madonna Enthroned
Cimabue
1285
Tempera on Wood
Uffizi, Florence |
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Maesta
Duccio
1310
Tempera on wood
Siena Cathedral |
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Madonna Enthroned
Giotto
1310
Tempera on Wood
Uffizi, Florence |
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Annunciation
Simone Martini
1333
Tempera and gold leaf on wood
Uffizi, Florence |
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Peaceful City from Allegory of Good and Bad Government
Ambrogio Lorenzetti
1338
Fresco
Palazzo Publico, Siena |
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wall with St. Thomas Aqunas
Andrea di Buonaiuto
1365
Fresco
Santa Maria Novella, Florence |
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Ospedale Degli Innocenti
a. Artist: Filippo Brunelleschi
b. Date: 1419
c. Medium: architecture
d. Location: Florence |
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Sacrifice of Isaac
Artist: Filippo Brunelleschi
Date: 1401-1403
Medium: bronze panels
Location: Florence, Bargello |
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Sacrifice of Isaac
Artist: Lorenzo Ghiberti
Date: 1401-1403
Medium: bronze panels
Location: Florence, Bargello |
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Gates of Paradise and panel decpicting Jacob and Esau
Artist: Lorenzo Ghiberti
Date: 1425-52
Medium: bronze architecture
Location: Florence, Baptistery, now Museo Dell’Opera Del Duomo |
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Adoration of the Magi
Artist: Gentile da Fabriano
Date: 1423
Medium: tempera on panel
Location: Florence, originally Sta. Trinita, now Uffizi |
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Trinity
Artist: Masaccio
Date: 1428
Medium: fresco
Location: Florence, Santa Maria Novella |
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The Tribute Money
a. Artist: Masaccio
b. Date: 1425-27
c. Medium: fresco
d. Location: Church of the Carmine, Brancacci Chapel |
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Battle of San Romano
Artist: Paolo Uccello
Date: 1455
Medium: tempera on panel
Location: Florence, Uffizi |
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Annunciation
Artist: Fra Angelico
Date: 1455
Medium: tempera on panel
Location: Florence, Uffizi |
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Adoration of the Magi
Artist: Benozzo Gozzoli
Date: 1459
Medium: fresco
Location: Florence, Palazzo Medici |
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St. George
Artist: Donatello
Date: 1416
Medium: marble
Location: Florence, originally church of Or San Michele, now Bargello |
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David
Artist: Donatello
Date: 1440-50
Medium: bronze
Location: Florence, Bargello |
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Mary Magdalene
Artist: Donatello
Date: 1455
Medium: wood
Location: Florence, Museo del’Opera del Duomo |
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Primavera
Artist: Sandro Botticelli
Date: 1482
Medium: tempera on panel
Location: Florence, Uffizi |
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The Birth of Venus
a. Artist: Sandro Botticelli
b. Date: 1482
c. Medium: canvas
d. Location: Florence, Uffizi |
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Adoration of the Magi
Artist: Sandro Botticelli
Date: 1475
Medium: oil on panel
Location: Florence, Uffizi |
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Madonna of the Rocks
Artist: Leonardo da Vinci
Date: 1483
Medium: oil on panel
Location: France, Louvre |
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The Last Supper
Artist: Leonardo da Vinci
Date: 1495-1498
Medium: tempera on panel
Location: Milan, S. Maria delle Grazie |
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Mona Lisa
Artist: Leonardo da Vinci
Date: 1503-1505
Medium: oil on panel
Location: France, Louvre |
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Madonna of the Stairs
Artist: Michelangelo Buonarotti
Date: 1490
Medium: marble
Location: Casa Buonarotti, Florence |
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Pieta
Artist: Michelangelo Buonarotti
Date: 1498-1499
Medium: sculpture, marble
Location: Rome, St. Peter’s |
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David
Artist: Michelangelo Buonarotti
Date: 1501-1503
Medium: sculpture, marble
Location: Florence, Accademia |
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| An ornate screen separating the choir from the rest of the church |
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| Mendicant Preaching Order |
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Religious order than depends on charity, do not own
property, copy life of jesus, focus on releigious work, preaching gospel, serving poor |
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Founder of Franciscan order, from Assisi, gave up wordly things angering
father, received 1st stigmata, preaching to birds reference to similarity to god, 1226 |
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| Body marks corresponding to wounds of Christ |
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| Founder of Dominican order, |
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Any belief strongly varying from established beliefs or customs, usually religious
or traditional laws |
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| plague pandemic 1348-1350 |
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| decorative framework consisting of overlapping circles, meaning four leaves |
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Association of artisans that control the practice of their craft in a particular area,
medieval union, pay for works of art |
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| Conscious revival of classical antiquity |
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| Shallow relief, projection is extremely shallow |
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| Module/Modular architecture |
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| Separate components that can be connected together |
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Building must be solid, useful, beautiful,
imitation of nature, understand proportions, Vitruvian man |
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| Slightly projecting column applied to face of a wall |
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| Grey sandstone, quarried near Fiesole, used in buildings in Tuscany |
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Parallel lines are converging to give depth and distance, vanishing
point=point where lines converge, horizon line=line at eye level, orthogonals=diagonal
lines to vanishing point, transversals=line that cuts through 2 parallel lines |
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First of Medici political dynasty, father of nation, spent a lot of
money on art, 1464, one of 1st humanists |
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| Leon Battista Alberti, Della Pittura |
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1435, 3D subject on flat wall, reflects art already
done, affects what is done in future |
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| When word becomes flesh, virgin mary and Christ child |
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| 1st graduated income tax, people and churches |
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| Integration of Christian and classical ideals |
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| Lorenzo de’ Medici (the magnificent) |
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Gave large amounts of money for art, grandson
of Cosimo the old, diplomat and politician, helped maintain peace, 1492 |
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Dominican friar, created a huge disturbance, was
excommunicated, very critical |
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Strong contrast between light and dark, contrast of light to show 3D human
body, shadows |
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| hazy lighting, softens light, integrates painting |
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| not sweating the small things |
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