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Anonymous users2024-02-06Grateful for the 8th Guest Officer Unhealthy Accounting.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Renaissance painting was a time when "gods" were transformed into "people".
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Anonymous users2024-02-04I really don't know, you can go to the bookstore and check it out.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The first to propose and use the term "Renaissance" was the eminent art historian Giorgio Vasari in Florence, Italy.
Giotto was an outstanding sculptor and architect of the Italian Renaissance, known as the "father of Italian painting", and his masterpiece "The Kiss of Judas".
Three great masters of the Renaissance: Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" and "The Last Supper", Raphael's "Lyceum of Athens", Michelangelo's "Genesis" and "David". Of course, there are the more famous, Dürer, Rembrandt.
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Anonymous users2024-02-0214 In the 16th century, the art of Italian Renaissance painting matured, and its representative painters were known as the "Three Masters of Fine Arts" (the three masters of the Renaissance): Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Raphael.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01- Leonardo da Vinci (Mona. Lisa) Mona Lisa's Smile, Michelangelo ("David").
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Leonardo da Vinci, Mona Lisa, The Last Supper
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Anonymous users2024-01-301. The color block is concise.
During the Renaissance, the method of light and shade was added to the modeling, and the portrayal of the characters had real details and changes in light and shadow, and the image was expressed in simple lines.
2. The use of light and perspective.
The characteristics of the artistic techniques of the Renaissance period were based on realistic facsimile, and expressive techniques based on scientific theories and practical investigations, such as human anatomy and perspective, were pioneered. In terms of style and technique, more attention is paid to the coordination and naturalness of colors, and it is not eclectic.
Medieval painters often used simple lines and colors to express their paintings, and their images were relatively rigid. During the Renaissance, with the development of science, painters were more adept at using light to capture the image of objects and the relationship between light and shade, so that the picture was layered, the three-dimensional sense was strong, and the image was more vivid and realistic.
3. Secularization of the theme.
The art of the Renaissance has one distinctive feature: reality and humanity. Much of the Renaissance was built around this theme.
The painters of the Renaissance era inherited the artistic concepts of Greece and Rome, that is, they not only paid attention to the description of a certain event or fact in their works, but also revealed the cause and effect of the event or fact, forming an artistic technique that focused on conceiving typical plots and shaping typical images.
The Renaissance painting art is the source of modern Western art, and the basic styles and expressive techniques it created together constitute the main aspects of Western painting art, creating a new beacon of the art era.
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Anonymous users2024-01-291. All perspective and rendering methods. All appeared during the Renaissance. 1. Perspective methodPerspective method, that is, on the plane of two-dimensional space, a scientific means to deal with works of art with rational thinking in three-dimensional space, which is a unique painting technique of Italian artists in Renaissance both theory and practice.
Representative figure: Giotto. 2. Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) used hierarchical rendering techniques to express the relationship between objects and backgrounds.
1. Ancient Greek art emphasizes the artistic principle of combining idealistic techniques with realistic style, and the statues of Kros and Koli in the ancient style often have an archaic smile. The sculptures of the early classical period also have a simple and rigorous style, such as the spear bearer, the discus thrower, and the Delphi driver; The statues of the high classical period most perfectly embody the artistic ideals of the ancient Greeks, in the words of the eighteenth-century German art historian Winckelmann, that is, "noble simplicity and quiet greatness", the most representative is the sculpture of the Parthenon; The sculpture of the late classical period fully inherited the achievements of the sculpture of the high classical period, and the artist also carried out a series of creative explorations and attempts in artistic creation. They pay more and more attention to technique, pursue a sense of form in their works, and strive to give their works more sensory beauty, but also express their unique emotions. >>>More
The first is the discovery of man. In contrast to the Middle Ages, the Renaissance brought about a series of great changes in the ideological realm. The most striking change is about the change in human values. >>>More
Summary. Because I was influenced by my family since I was a child, I was very interested in art, but due to limited conditions, I didn't have the opportunity to learn too much about it. Last semester, by chance, I audited this foreign art masterpiece appreciation class with my friends, and I decided to take this course this year. >>>More
There are many factors, the main one being the economy.
The culture of the Italian Renaissance.
Man and nature in the Renaissance. >>>More