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29 Cards in this Set
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David 1501-1504 - Florence Michelangelo
David is depicted before the battle against Goliath, his look and facial expression have realistic qualities. |
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The transfiguration 1518-1520 - Rome Raphael Last painting done by Raphael, worked on it til his death. |
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La Loggeta 1518-1519 - Vatican Palace Raphael
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Stanza d' Eliodoro 1512-1514 - Vatican Palace Raphael Presented larger figures sot hat their actions had deeper meaning, there is motion given to them. Miracle at Bolsena is when the bread began to bleed.
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Philosophy and Theology, Library of Julius ll 1509 - 15 11 Vatican Palace Raphael Made up of 4 walls painted by Raphael and his workshop |
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Pope Leo X with the Cardinals 1517-1519 Rome Raphael The look in the faces of the characters depicted is representative of the problems the Church had during the time with the sale of Indulgances. |
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Madonna Della Sedia 1513 - Rome Raphael The artist Ingres payed tribute to Raphael el image by including him in some of his painting. Ex. Painting of Henry lV |
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Sistine Madonna 1512-1513 Rome Rapahel Commisioned by the monks as an altar piece for the church of San Sisto. One of Raphaels last Madonnas |
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Madonna of the Meadow 1506 Florence Figures arranged in a pyramidal composition similar to Raphael . The poppy is representaive of the passion of the Christ, |
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La Belle Jardineire 1506-1507 Raphael The curiosity of the Christ child is expressed as he reaches towards the book on Marys lap, she shows signs of hesitance as she holds his wrist trying to prevent him form doing so.
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Alba Madonna 1509 - 1510 Raphael Mary is wearing a roman robe instead of a contemporary dress. |
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Randanini Pieta C. 1554-1564 (Currently in Milan) Michelangelo Rear view of the sculpture makes it looks as if Jesus is carrying Mary, a symbolism of his spirit easing the pain of her loss.
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Florence Pieta ( The Deposition) 1547-1555 - Rome Michelangelo The original work done by Michelangelo was attacked by the artist himself, this was meant to decorate his tomb.
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Last Judgement 1534-1541 - Sisitine Chapel - Vatican Michelangelo The characters in previous renditions of the last judgement were dressed according to social class, Michelangelo depicted them equal in nudity. |
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Ginevra Di Benci 1479-1480 Leonardo Admired by her beauty and virtue, Leonardo made it known by painting a ribbon with words of it with the quote " Beauty adorns virtue" |
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Adoration of Magi 1480/1481 Leonardo Commissioned by the monks of San Donato
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Virgin of the rocks 1483 - Milan Leonardo Two versions of this image exist, similar in composition there are some details that make the images so much different from each other. |
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Virtuvian Man c. 1490 Leonardo The sketch shows the ideal porportions of man. One of the the many sketches that showed Leonardo's obssession with nature. |
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Last Supper 1948 Leonardo Commissioned by Ludovico Sforza as part of renovations for the church of Santa Maria Della Grazie. |
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Madonna and Child w/ St Anne 1502 - Florence Leonardo The knees of the women turn away from each other but their sights are set on the Christ child who shows curiosity and divinity.
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Burlington Cartoon c. 1501- 1503/04 - Florence Leonardo St. Anne's finger is pointed upward, which could be representative of the Christ child's destiny.
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Mona Lisa 1503- Florence Leonardo Possibly the best known painting by Leonardo. The subject lacks a wedding ring, instead Leonardo painted her right hand over her left symbolizing virtue and faithfulness.
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Bacchus 1496-1497 - Florence Michelangelo One of the only two surviving sculptures from Michelangelo's first period in Rome. The stance of the statue is a symbol for drunkness. Bacchus being the god of wine. |
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Pieta 1498/1499 -1500 Vatican. St Petter's Basilica Michelangelo Only piece that Michelangelo ever signed, |
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Tombs of Giulane and Lorenzo De' Medici 1519 -1534 Florence Michelangelo The statues on both tombs allude to the characters of the deceased. Lorenzo's - Deep in thought and Giulano's expressing an extroverted character. |
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The creation of Adam 1511-1512 - Sisitine Chapel Vault Michelangelo Adam is depicted weak, lacking animation in contrast the the active depiction of God as he reaches to be touch by gods divinity.
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Moses ( Tomb of Julius ll) 1513-1516 Michelangelo Sculpture shows great amounts of implied movement. Moses is depicted muscular and idealized with horns to further imply divinity.
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Temptation and fall of Adam & Eve. 1511-1512 - Sistine Chapel Michelangelo Scene from the book of Genesis, double image separated by the tree.
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Bruges Madonna 1501 -1504 Florence Michelangelo The sculture was stolen twice in its history. Once by the french and later by the German Nazis. |
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