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39 Cards in this Set
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Artist: Nicola Pisano Title: relief including annunciation to mary at the upper left, annunciation to the shepherds at the upper right, nativity in the center, and washing of the infant christ at the lower center Date: 1260 Origin: Pisa Baptistery Medium: Medium Context: clear transition from roman artwork anatomy because of the drapery |
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Artist: Cimabue Title: Madonna Enthroned Date: 1280-90 Origin: Alter piece Medium: Tempera on wood Context: visual movements, gold linear elements for volume symmetrical graceful and thin figures baby looks like tiny man (homunculus) angels stacked on top of each other |
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Artist: Giotto Title: Madonna Enthroned Date: 1310 Origin: Church of Ognissanti in Florence alter piece Medium: Tempera on wood Context: chiarascuro (shading of light and dark) solid figures realistic anatomy cluster of people become more realistic more baby like father of renaissance painting |
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Artist: Giotto Title: Nativity Date: 1305 Origin: Arena Chapel Medium: Fresco Context: individual psychology depth sensation/ realistic space |
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Artist: Giotto Title: Last Judgement Date: 1305 Origin: Arena Chapel, Padua Medium: Fresco Context: |
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Artist: Giotto Title: Last Judgement Detail Date: 1305 Origin: Arena Chapel Medium: fresco Context: inclusion of an image of the donor or patron into the artwork they commissioned |
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Artist: Duccio Title: Kiss of Judas from the Maesta Date: 1308-11 Origin: Siena Italy Medium: Tempera on panel Context: chatoic elongated figures split frontal facing flat halos |
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Artist: Giotto Title: Kiss of Judas Date: 1305 Origin: Arena Chapel Medium: Fresco Context: no frontal facing figures realistic people |
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Artist: Limbourg Brothers Title: January from the Tres Riches Heures du Duc de Berry Date: 1413-16 Origin: France Medium: Illuminated manuscript Context: precision and detail (NEW) |
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Artist: Masaccio Title: Holy Trinity Date: 1425 Origin: Medium: Fresco Context: One-point perspective to create an illusion like you're looking into another wall |
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Artist: Andrea Mantegna Title: Dead Christ Date: 1500 Origin: Medium: Tempera on canvas Context: line of sight foreshortening puts the viewer in the photo |
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Artist: Masaccio Title: View of the Brancacci Chapel Date: 1420's Origin: Medium: frescos Context: purposely arranged to lead back to the main point of the picture |
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Artist: Donatello Title: David Date: 1430-40 Origin: florence italy Medium: bronze Context: |
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Artist: Andrea del Castagno Title: The Youthful David Date: 1450 Origin: Medium: Tempera on leather mounted on wood Context: |
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Artist: Andrea del verrocchi Title: david Date: 1470 Origin: Medium: bronze Context: angular, muscular, intense anatomy |
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Artist: Paolo Uccello Title: Sir John Hawkwood Date: 1436 Origin: Florence Cathedral Medium: Fresco transferred to canvas Context: double perspective system in a church commemoration of sir john hawkwood, a military leader renaissance synthesis of religion and secularity |
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Artist: Piero della Francesca Title: Battista Sforza and Federico de Montefeltro Date: after 1475 Origin: Medium: Oil and tempera on panel Context: connection of the duke and duchess to land formal connections between figure and landscape pearls with building gold highlights with trees moles with dark trees triangular shadow with triangular landscape |
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Artist: Piero della Francesca Title: Annuciation Date: 1450 Origin: Italy Medium: Fresco Context: closed door because virgin |
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Artist: Fra Angelica Title: Annunciation Date: 1440 Origin: Medium: Fresco Context: Light in the background representing GOD flat halos patterns of wing |
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Artist: Andrea Mantegna Title: ceiling tondo of the Camera Picta Date: 1474 Origin: Ducal Palace Medium: Fresco Context: oculus: to let in light so realistic it tricks the eye (trompe l'oeil) looks like a hole in the ceiling letting in light (tondo) |
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Artist: Sandro Botticelli Title: Birth of Venus Date: 1482 Origin: Medium: Tempera on canvas Context: |
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Artist: Robert Campin Title: Merode Altarpiece Date: 1425-1430 Origin: Medium: Tempera and oil on wood Context: |
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Artist: Jan Van Eyck Title: Arnolfini Portrait Date: 1434 Origin: Medium: Oil on wood Context: |
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Artist: Rogier van der weyden Title: Descent from the cross Date: 1435 Origin: Medium: Oil on wood Context: |
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Artist: Leonardo da vinci Title: Embryo in the womb Date: 1510 Origin: Medium: pen and brown ink Context: attempting to show the inside anatomy investigative and scientific break down details of life exploring natural world |
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Artist: Leonardo Da Vinci Title: The Last Supper Date: 1495-98 Origin: Italy Medium: Fresco Context: superimposed orthogonals and the vanishing point illustrate the perspective system of painting |
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Artist: Leonardo da Vinci Title: Mona Lisa Date: 1503-5 Origin: Medium: Oil on wood Context: implied triangle clear separation between background and foreground warm yellow light falling on her connections with main figure and landscape chiarascuro (light and dark shading) sfumato (blending to create a soft hazy appearance) |
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Artist: Michelangelo Title: David Date: 1501-4 Origin: Medium: Marble Context: one moment of time represented weird proportions to be exaggerated |
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Artist: Michelangelo Title: Sistine Chapel Date: 15080-12 Origin: Sistine Chapel Medium: Fresco Context: |
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Artist: Michelangelo Title: Creation of Adam Date: 1510 Origin: Sistine Chapel Medium: Fresco Context: on the ceiling adam, god, eve, lots of naked people creation of adam figures are larger than life, dense, muscular, twisting, clear relation to scultpture |
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Artist: Raphael Title: School of Athens Date: 1509-11 Origin: Medium: Fresco Context: greek philosophers and italian renaissance artists |
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Artist: Titian Title: Venus of Urbino Date: 1538 Origin: Medium: Oil on canvas Context: clear seduction |
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Artist: Jacopo da Pontormo Title: Entombment Date: 1525-28 Origin: Medium: Oil on canvas Context: all stylistic characteristics of mannerism not neatly arranged, crowded all action around edge, middle is void unnatural proportions facing the viewer |
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Artist: Parmigianino Title: Madonna and child with angels (madonna of the long neck) Date: 1535 Origin: Medium: Oil on panel Context: figures are not straight on, they are twisted towards us, elongated figures alien neck tilt not symmetrical little guy reading scroll is weird, and the column |
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Artist: Agnolo Bronzino Title: allegory called Venus, Cupid, Folly, and Time Date: 1545 Origin: Medium: oil on wood Context: allegory luxury, rich incest, envy behind venus, pilled masks, rosy girl serpant/alligator/lion venus, cupid, time (above), envy (behind cupid), fraud (behind right center) |
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Artist: Giambologna Title: Mercury Date: 1576 Origin: Italy Medium: Bronze Context: utilizing open spaces s curve of the body at front and another shape from side |
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Artist:El Greco Title: Burial in the house of orgaz Date: 1586-88 Origin: Medium: Oil on canvas Context: composition is split into 2 scenes above = heaven // below = burial in the house of orgaz two saints at funeral to show that he's a great guy count orgaz in heaven |
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Artist: Andrea Palladio Title: Villa Rotonda Date: 1566-70 Origin: Medium: Context: Villa: vacation home roman temple like, ionic columns and stuff is like the pantheon porch on each side so symmetrical and a link to high renaissance artwork |
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Artist: Hieronymus Bosch Title: The Garden of Earthly delights triptych Date: 1510-15 Origin: Medium: oil on wood Context: each panel depicts: garden of Eden, life on earth, hell |
