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Portrait of Giovanna by Ghirlandaio 1488 tempura |
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Last Supper by Ghirlandaio1480Fresco |
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Last Supper Leonardo Da Vinci1495 |
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Pieta by Michelangelo 1499 marble |
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Pietaby Perugino1494-5oil |
not a very important work to memorize, but was compared to Michelangelos work by the same name. |
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David Michelangelo 1501-1504 marble |
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David Donatello 1440 bronze |
A more effeminate version from the story of David and Goliath. The work shows him caressing Goliath head with his foot and there's also a feather that goes up the back which is a little strange. |
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Execution of Savonarola Unknown Artist 1498 |
The Monk savonarola Is activities were increasingly taking on the appearance of fanaticism cause more and more people to oppose the preacher. He was put on trial in the city where he had hoped to bring about a political and moral Revival. Accused of heresy, he was hanged with two other Dominican monks on the 23rd of May 1498 on the Florentine Piazza Della signoria, and then burned at the stake. Their ashes were scattered in the Arno. |
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The Prophet Joel Michelangelo 1508 fresco ceiling of the sistine chapel |
Associated with the delphic Sibyl, drunkenness of Noah, and the prophet Joel |
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Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel Michelangelo 1508 Fresco |
Symbols were actually Pagan Sears, and we're all female, unlike the judaic tradition. The Greeks especially, generally viewed women as more mystical more connected with the occult or the Mysteries, the Earthly. But Christian apologists were often looking back to text, both Pagan and Jewish text, and reinterpreting them into a Christian Light. Those predictions that the oracles made would be reread as referring to Christ and thus his Universal power would be further validated. |
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Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel Michelangelo 1508 Fresco |
Symbols were actually Pagan Sears, and we're all female, unlike the judaic tradition. The Greeks especially, generally viewed women as more mystical more connected with the occult or the Mysteries, the Earthly. But Christian apologists were often looking back to text, both Pagan and Jewish text, and reinterpreting them into a Christian Light. Those predictions that the oracles made would be reread as referring to Christ and thus his Universal power would be further validated. |
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Reconstruction of the interior of the Sistine Chapel view towards the altar wall 1480s |
Relative. |
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The fall and expulsion from the Garden of Eden By Michelangelo 1508 fresco Sistine Chapel |
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Creation of Adam by Michelangelo 1508 Fresco Sistine Chapel |
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Delphic Sibyl by Michelangelo 1508 Fresco Sistine Chapel |
for Pagan Sears all-female come from Pagean Traditions converted into Christianity in order to use to further validate Christ. |
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Libyan Sibyl Michelangelo 1508 Sistine Chapel ceiling fresco |
Based from male drawing. Michelangelo didn't really like females so we never drew them. |
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The Last Judgement Michelangelo Fresco Sistine Chapel 1508 |
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Primavera by Botticelli 1482 tempera |
Three Graces and spring or Venus |
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Primavera by Botticelli 1482 tempera |
Three Graces and spring or Venus |
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Birth of Venus by Botticelli 1485 tempera |
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The Annunciation and two Saints by Simon Martini 1333 tempera |
Annunciation is the scenes in which the angel comes to Mary to tell her she will birth the son of God. |
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Portrait of Girolamo Savonarola Bartolomeo 1498 oil |
The monk savonarola also seen in the unknown artist picture of the burning of the at the stake of Savanrola |
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An Old Man and Little Boy by ghirlandaio 1490 oil and tempera |
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Portraits of Frederica de Montefeltro and his wife Batista Sforza by Pierre de la Francesca 1474 oil and tempera |
strange background to people view, who does this? |
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Portrait of Ginevra de'Benci Leonardo DaVinci 1474 through 78 oil |
sfumato- gone up in smoke (No harsh outlines) |
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Mona Lisa DaVinci 1503 oil |
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The Flagellation by Piero 1455 oil and tempera |
Strang perspectives, common for Pieros works. |
