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41 Cards in this Set
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The Birth of the Virgin
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Lorenzetti
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Tryptich wtih Unity
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The Tribute Money
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Masaccio
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Use of Continuous Narration
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The Holy Trinity
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Masaccio
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Use of Triangular Construction
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La Primavera
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Botticelli
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Use of Multidirectionalism
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The Birth of Venus
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Botticelli
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Implied Movement
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St. James Led to Execution
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Mantagne
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Example of Monumentalism
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David
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Donatello
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First Nude Since Classical Times
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Equestrian Monument
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Donatello
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Triangular Construction
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The Gates of Paradise
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Ghiberti
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Relief Sculpture in Bronze
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Dome of Florence Cathedral
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Brunellishi
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Won Competition to get Job
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Foundling Hospital
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Brunelleshi
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Christian Symbolism
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Virgin and Child with St Anne
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Da Vinci
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Use of Triangular Construction
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The Last Supper
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Da Vinci
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Lines Lead Away from Main Subject
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Mona Lisa
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Da Vinci
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Contrast Between Fore and Back
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The Creation of Adam
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Michelangelo
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Anatomic Detail in Painting
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The Alba Madonna
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Raphel
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Use of Triangular Construction
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The Assumption of the Virgin
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Titian
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Use of Layered Pigment
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Pieta
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Michelangelo
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Use of Hieratic Style
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David
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Michelangelo
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Eye is Led in Circle
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St. Peter's
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Michelangelo
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Italian Renaissance Cathedral
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The Arnolfini Marriage
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Va Eyck
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Near Photographic Detail
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The Decent from the Cross
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Van Der Weyde
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Use of S Curves
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Garden of Earthly Delights
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Bosch
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Use of Surrealism
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Self-Portait
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Durer
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Influenced by Da Vinci
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Crucifixtion
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Grunewald
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Example of Emotionalism
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The Battle of Alexander
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Altdorfer
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Use of Elevated Perspective
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Calling of St. Matthew
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Caravaggio
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Viewer's Eye Led off Canvas by the Light
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St. Gerome
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El Greco
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Eye Led off Canvas by the Subjects Eyes
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Landscape with the Burial of Phocion
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Poussin
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Neoclassic Subject and Insignificance of Humanity
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The Night Watch
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Rembrandt
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Viewer's Eye is Led Away from the Canvas by implied movement
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The Jewish Cemetary
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Van Ruisdael
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Use of Multidirectionalism
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David
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Bernini
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Viewer's Eye is Led Away from the Subject
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Versailles
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Le Vau and Hardouin-Mansart
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Example of Barque Architecture
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St. Paul's
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Wren
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Texas Capitol Dome Model
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The Swing
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Fragonard
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Depicts Moral Decay
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The Harlot's Progress
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Hogarth
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Example of Humanitarianism
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The Market Cart
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Gainsborough
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Uses Circular Construction
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Oath of the Horatii
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David
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Example of Neo-Classic Painting
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Death of Socrates
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David
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Example of Neo-Classic Painting
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Monticello
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Jefferson
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Example of Neo-Classic Architecture
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University of Virginia Rotunda
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Jefferson
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Influenced by the Pantheon
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