Hand write notes you gain from your own looking at the pictures that will help you understand what the art outside of Florence was like Do a quick search online if you are stuck on what you should focus on ID: 645519
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Slide1
Go through this at your own pace. Really look at the pictures (be sure to open the PP to slide show so you can see the pictures well) and comment on them, just like we did in class with the Italian art.
Hand write notes you gain from your own looking at the pictures that will help you understand what the art outside of Florence was like. Do a quick search online if you are stuck on what you should focus on.
Also, be sure to fill in info about the authors, first from the slide, and then from your book notes/online if need be. Slide2
One more note: There is way more art in this slide than pictures you need to know. You are only responsible for on the test are:
Arnolfini
Portrait
Peasants
Wedding
Garden of Earthly Delights
However, if
you
have not
figured this out,
you
a
re
going to be writing something on the differences in the art, and I figured seeing more examples could only help your understanding of it.Slide3
Renaissance Art -
outside of
FlorenceSlide4
Flanders
(Belgium)Slide5
Jan Van Eyck (1395-1441)
First of the Northern Flemish painters
First to perfect oil paintings, achieving modern mastery of colors
Master of portraitsSlide6
The Arnolfini Portrait
by Van Eyck, oil on oak,
National Gallery in London,
1434Slide7
LookSlide8
Jan van Eyck
- Giovanni Arnolfini & His Wife
(details)Slide9
Jan van Eyck
More courtly and aristocratic work.
The Virgin and Chancellor Rolin
, 1435. Slide10
Van Eyck -
Adoration of the Lamb
,
Ghent Altarpiece, 1432Slide11
Van Eyck:
The Crucifixion
&
The Last Judgment
1420-1425Slide12
Holy Roman EmpireSlide13
Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528)
Considered the greatest German artist of the time.
Scholar, artist, scientist
His patron was the HRE emperor
Traveled to Italy to bring back ideas Slide14
Dürer –
Self-Portrait in Fur-Collared Robe
, 1500Slide15
Dürer
The Last Supper
woodcut, 1510Slide16
Durer –
The Triumphal Arch
, 1515-1517Slide17
The Triumphal Arch
, detailsSlide18
The Triumphal Arch
, detailsSlide19
The
Low Countries
(The Netherlands)Slide20
Hieronymus Bosch (1450-1516)
First famous Dutch painter
Known for fantastical and complex imagery
Almost mystical view of religionSlide21
Garden of Earthly Delights
by Bosch, oil on wood,
Prado Museum,
1504Slide22
Garden of Earthly Delights Panel
by Bosch, oil on wood,
Prado Museum,
1504Slide23
Hieronymus
Bosch
The Garden of Earthy Delights
(details)
1500Slide24
Hieronymus Bosch (1450-1516)
A pessimistic view of human nature.
Disregarded Italian values like perspective Slide25
Pieter
Bruegel
the Elder (1525-1569)
First to mess with printing as well as painting
Fancied himself as peasant and man of the people—only tried to paint peasants and
lanscapesSlide26
Bruegel
’
s,
Tower of Babel
, 1563Slide27
Bruegel
’
s,
The Beggars
, 1568Slide28
The Peasant Wedding
by Bruegel, oil on canvas,
Kunthistorisches Museum,
1568Slide29
Pieter Bruegel the Elder (1525-1569)
Worked in Antwerp and then moved to Brussels.
Concerned with human vice and follies.
A master of landscapesSlide30
Assignment
Using the information gained in this exercise and your brain:
Write a solid paragraph articulating, specifically, the key differences in Northern and Italian Renaissance Art
This will need to be submitted via turnitin.com
by Friday,
October
13
th
by 11:59pm.