• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/18

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

18 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back

dome of florece cathedral

Brunelleschi


-1420-1436


-early renaissance


-uses roman principles of architecture and engineering


-gothic elements


-built out of bricks

the church of san Lorenzo

Brunelleschi


-1419-1459


-early renaissance


-used a basic plan with measure, reason, proportion, and harmony and it used a two ton color scheme which was repeated in florentine architecture


-patron: Giovanni di Bicci de' Medici


-the burial place of all the principal members of the Medici famil

sacrifice of Isaac (Brunelleschi)

-Brunelleschi


-1401-1402


-early renaissance


-patron: commissioned by the church for competition to design the doors


-medium: gilded bronze relief

palazzo medici

michelozzo


-1444-1484


-early renaissance


-patron: comimo de medici and the medicis


-building was meant to impress with the fortitude and dignity of the family


-became the model for florentine patrician town houses


david (Donatello)

-Donatello


-possible 1440s


-early renaissance


-patron: cosimo de medici most likely commissioned the statue


-medium: sculpture made of bronze


-first nude david and freestanding nude since ancient times


-depicted david and weak, delicate, and young which showed that he defeated goliath through the power of god and not his physical prowess

sacrifice of Isaac (Ghiberti)

-Ghiberti


-1401-1402


-early renaissance


-medium: gilded bronze relief


-patron: commissioned by the church for competition to design the doors


-didnt use all the bronze and gave the rest back to the church

gates of paradise

-Ghiberti


-1425- 1450


-early renaissance


-patron: opera dell duomo


medium: bronze


-originally hebrew sculpture but changed to the life of christ with scenes from the old testament


trinity

-Masaccio


-1425-1428


-early renaissance


-painting with linear perspective


-medium: fresco


-no known patrons (possibly lenzi family)


-intended to serve a lesson to viewers. you will die and only your faith will overcome their existence

tribute money

-Masaccio


-1425


-early renaissance


-medium: fresco painting


-depicts Matthew 17: 24-27 where Jesus performs one of his miracles. a tax collector asks Jesus for a tribute which he tells st peter to produce from random fish's mouth


-revolutionary for its use of perspective and chiaroscuro

Expulsion from Eden

-Masaccio


-1425


-early renaissance


-medium: fresco


Madonna and Child with Angels

-filippo lippi


-located in la galleria degli Uffizi, Florence


-1465


-medium: tempera on wood


-representation is very human for Mary like an actual young mother and he represented Christ as an actual baby


-it was influential for later representations of the Madonna and child

annunciation

-filippo lippi


-circa 1445


-patron: niccolo martelli


medium: tempera oil on wood


-shows Gabriel telling mary she is pregnant with christ


-uses classical architecture, idealized beauty, and te gospel

primavera

-Botticelli


-circa 1482


-early renaissance


-medium: tempera oil on wood


-patron: probably one of the medici's


-an allegory of fertility and love


-represents a withdrawl from the naturalism of the early renaissance

birth of venus

-Botticelli


-circa 1482


-early renaissance


-patron: commissioned by one of the medicis


-medium: tempera and oil on canvas


-taken from roman poet ovit's metamorphosis which says venus was born from the foam of the ocean and was blown to the shore


-uses classical venus type to represent her and makes her very beautiful (idealized beauty)

last supper

-Leonardo da vinci


-1495-1498


-high renaissance


-patron: ludovico Sforza, duke of milan


-medium: fresco painting that used oil and tempera on plaster


-puts the apostles into 4 groups of 3 for different meanings and has the windows in groups of 4 and 3


-this painting made the break from early to high renaissance



david (Michelangelo)

-Michelangelo


-1503-1505


-high renaissance


-medium: sculpture made of marble


-patron: commissioned by the opera dell duomo


-the statue was placed in front of the palazzo vecchio where it became a political symbol against their enemies


-depicts david as older and muscled and hasnt defeated goliath yet. he look on in alert ready to attack

Sistine ceiling

Michelangelo


-1508-1512


-high renaissance


-medium: fresco paintings


-patron: commissioned by pope Julius II


-contains nine scenes from the book of genesis


-visual metaphor for humans need for covenant with god

pieta (st. peter)

Michelangelo


-1498-1499/1500


-high renaissance


-depicts the virgin Mary cradling the dead body of Jesus


medium: sculpture made from marble


-patron: statue was commissioned by


Cardinal Bilhères de lagraule


-anatomical accuracy


-his version was different from the others by making mary young and pretty instead of an old woman. that most likely represents her as a symbol for the church and the reality of his sacrifice


-his version didn't want to represent death but rather the communion between man and god