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32 Cards in this Set
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Title: Double Portrait: traditionally identified as Giovanni Arnolfini and Gionanna Cenami Artist: Jan van Eyck Pre Renissance |
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Title: Merode Alterpiece (Triptych of the Annunciation) Artist: Robert Campin Pre Renissance |
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Title: Deposition Artist: Rogier van der Weyden Pre Renissance |
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Title: Delivery of the Keys to Saint Peter Artist: Pietro Perugino Pre Renissance |
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Title: Birth of Venus Artist: Sandro Botticelli Pre Renissance |
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Title: Expulsion from Paradise Artist: Masaccio Pre Renissance |
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Title: The Last Supper Artist: Leonardo Da Vinci Italian Renissance |
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Title: Vetruvian Man Artist: Leonardo Da Vinci Italian Renissance |
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Title: Mona Lisa Artist: Leonardo Da Vinci Italian Renissance |
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Title: The Small Cowper Madonna Artist: Raphael Italian Renissance |
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Title: School of Athens Artist: Raphael Italian Renissance |
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Title: Pieta Artist: Michelangelo Italian Renissance |
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Title: David Artist: Michelangelo Italian Renissance |
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Title: Dome of Florence Cathedral Artist: Filippo Brunelleschi Pre Renissance |
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Title: Sistine Chapel Artist: Michelangelo Italian Renissance |
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Title: Creation of Adam Artist: Michelangelo Italian Renissance |
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Title: Last Judgment Artist: Michelangelo Italian Renissance |
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Title: The Tempst Artist: Giogino Italian Renissance |
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Title: Pastoral Concert Artist: Titian Venetian Renissance |
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Title: Venus of Urbino Artist: Titian Venetian Renissance |
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Title: Last Supper Artist: Tintoretto Mannerism |
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Title: Deposition Artist: Jacopo da Pontormo Mannerism |
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Title: Isenheim Altarpeice Artist: Nikolaus Hagenauer Northan Rennisance |
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Title: Self Portrait Artist: Albrecht Durer Northan Rennisance |
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Title: Adam and Eve Artist: Albrecht Durer Northan Rennisance |
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Title: Garden of Earthly Delights Artist: Hieronymis Bosch Northan Rennisance |
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Pre Rennisannce (time frame, style, popular mediums, context) |
Before 1500's flat but fairly accurately porportioned figures Oil on panels, usually wood and temera on canvas Just before the boom of the Rennisannce and the Protestant Reformation |
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Italian Rennisannce (time frame, style, popular mediums, context) |
1500-1580 Classic but idealized human forms, stability and order, strong light/shadows, strong geometry, vibrant colors, large and complex scenes Fresco, Marble statues, temporal Reformation begining to make a scene but Catholic Church still dominates, growing interest in sceince, philosophy and academics |
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Modern, Modernity, Modernism |
Modern - up-to-date, current trend, depature from traditional values, dosn't refer to "today" Modernity - Historical period starting at 1500 (Rennisannce), prioritized indivdualism, belief in science and technology, moveing from Fuedalism to Capitalism, industrialization, urbanization, developing democrazy and public education Modernim - Philosophical/artistic movement (1800's-1950's), part of Modernity, suggested practices in art were out of date, revolt agienst Industrial Revolution, progressive in all ways |
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Northern Renisannce (time frame, style, popular mediums, context) |
1500-1580's Graphic/distrubing, highly accurate in color and lighting, uncensored, real life Oil painting, canvas (started this) Occuring same time as Italian Rennissance, print press invented and utalized |
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Mannerism (time frame, style, popular mediums, context) |
Between (1500's) Rennisance and (1600's) Bouroque Softer shading, gaudy colors, elongated bodies, soft and clean instead of violent/distrubing, theatrical/dramatic, adult-looking babies, artifical over natural, doll-faces, exhaggerated scale Oil paint Rejection of Rennisannce style, expirement with body instead of being ideal |
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Humanism (define) |
love of classical learning, wanted to understand human nature, likes Greek/Roman culture |
