Renaissance in Northern Europe & Spain (16th Century)

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Who was King Francis I?

He's the king of France who commissioned artists (even from Italy like Leonardo) especially to decorate his hunting lodge

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Clouet, Francis I

  • Shows the king of France in an elegant way with the attention to detail, yet w/ disproportion between head and body

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Who was Albrecht Dürer?

A German artist known for his detailed engravings and woodcuts

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Albrecht Dürer, Self Portrait

  • Dürer painted himself as almost Christ like figure

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Albrecht Dürer, Fall of Man (Adam and Eve)

  • A print of his work

  • Durer was the 1st Northern Renaissance artist to achieve international celebrity

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Albrecht Dürer, Four Apostles

  • Made for the hometown hall

  • Durer was a protestant sympathizer and showed this in this portrait depiction of the 4 apostles (Peter is shown behind John )

  • Underneath the portraits, there was a warning about the coming of perilous times and the preaching of false prophets who will distort God's word

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Grunewald, Isenheim Altarpiece

  • Made for the hospital run by monks that helped treat a skin disease from stale bread

  • Jesus is shown on the cross in pain with the same skin disease as the patients in the hospital (when closed)

  • When open, it shows Jesus rising with no marks of the skin disease in fact he glows like the light (giving hope for the patients)

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El Greco, Burial of Count Orgaz

  • Shows the story of a local noble man who's being lowered by 2 saints

  • This shows the emotional content captures the fervor of Spanish Catholicism & dramatic use of light

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What happened in the 16th century when it comes to religious art, especially in the Netherlands?

  • Protestants started the iconoclasm (breaking of images) which means the destruction of religious art as it was seen as idolatry

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Bruegel the Elder, Hunters in the Snow

  • Made in a series, and for the home

  • Showing a diagonally deep landscape

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Bruegel the Elder, Netherlandish Proverbs

  • This painting shows a Netherlandish village with numerous imagery proverbs (moral stories)

  • Ex. Crying over spilled milk, & stretching from loaf to loaf

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Bosch, Garden of Earthly Delights

  • Has 3 parts, made for someone's home

  • On the right shows hell, left shows Adam & Eve in paradise

  • Center piece is bizarre with/ many erotic scenes of human pleasures