High Renaissance to Photography

Camera Obesura

• helps moves us forward within art

Mannerism

dancer type poses

crowded

High Renaissance

Perfection

The Last Supper, Da Vinci

Madonna with the Goldfinch, Raphael

School of Athens, Raphael

Pieta, Michelangelo

Venus of Urbino

Northern Renaissance

intro to printmaking

non religious works take over with landscapes and genre scenes reflecting morals

Whats important about printmaking?

its a transition in art where art can be copied multiple times. this raises the popularity of the artist and helps their financial status

The four horseman

Adam and Eve

N Renaissance

Isenheim Altarpiece

Mannerism

exaggerated lines, elongated figures, dancer type poses, new colors

Baroque

art that combines emotion and drama with powerful color, realism, and light and dark

Rococo

Natural motifs, soft colors, curving lines, themes of love, nature, light heartedness

Neoclassicism

clarity of form, sober colors, greece and rome. a reaction to the frivolous feel of rococo

Descent from the cross, Mannerism

Madonna with long neck, mannerism

Abductine of the sabine woman, mannerism

Calling of St Matthew, Baroque

judith slaying holofernes, baroque

Judith and her maidservant, baroque

Hunting lodge

Rococo

fancy

decorative

The Swing, rococo

The Earth, rococo

La Grande Olalisque, neoclassicism

Romanticism

emphasis on imagination and emotion

movement over speed

major things

Realism

everyday events, more realistic

body presented realistically

working class, city streets

Lady Liberty leading the people

Romanticism

The Third of May, romanticism

The Haywain, romanticism

The Burning of the houses of Lords and commons (left)

The Slave Ship (right)

Romanticism

Burial at ornans

Realism

The gleaners

Realism

The Gross Clinic

Realism

Famous photographers

joseph niepce

Louis Jacques Daguerre

invented the daguerrotype

Henry fox talbot

patented the talbot process, created negative and positive images

View from the window at Le Gras, niepce

View of the Boulevard du Temple, Daguerre

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