CIVART Final Artworks (Pt.1) - Huebert

Name: Pieta

Artist: Michelangelo

Period: Renaissance

Medium: Freestanding Marble Sculpture, Dual Sculpture

Facts: Mary looks very young, too young, triangle, was vandalized

Name: David

Artist: Michaelangelo

Period: Renaissance

Medium: Marble Sculpture

Facts: Very detailed (visible vains), showed muscles, Michelangelo worked with cadavers

Name: Sistine Chapel Ceiling

Artist: Michelangelo

Period: Renaissance

Medium: Fresco

Facts: Vault Ceiling

Name: Moses

Artist: Michelangelo

Period: Renaissance

Medium: Marble Sculpture

Facts: Had horns due to bible mistranslation, in a stance of power (ready to stand), on the Tomb of Pope Julius ll

Name: School of Athens

Artist: Raphael

Period: Renaissance

Medium: Fresco

Facts: Painted the best thinkers

Name: St.Peter’s Piazza, Colonnade

Artist: Bernini

Period: Baroque

Medium: Architecture

Facts: Seen as welcoming arms, Had statues on the top of important biblical figures

Name: St.Peter’s Baldacchino

Artist: Bernini

Period: Baroque

Medium: Bronze sculpture

Facts: Solomnomic Columns, Curves & Decorative (Baroque), Size of 8 story building

Name: St.Peter’s Cathedra Petri

Artist: Bernini

Period: Baroque

Medium: Gilt Bronze Sculpture

Facts: Alter of the chair of St.Peter, real chair is within the alter

Name: Ecstasty of St.Theresa

Artist: Bernini

Period: Baroque

Medium: White Marble Sculpture

Facts: Saint Theresa IS NOT Mother Theresa

Name: Apollo and Daphne

Artist: Bernini

Period: Baroque

Medium: Marble Sculpture

Facts: Cupid shot Apollo to fall in love and shot Daphne to NOT fall in love, she is turning into a laurel tree

Name: Calling of St. Matthew

Artist: Caravaggio

Period: Baroque

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Facts: Rich in color, light, shadow, gritty realism, tax collector, they are in a bar

Name: Hall of Mirrors

Artist: Commissioned by King Louis XIV of France, Ceiling done by Charles Le Brun

Period: Baroque

Medium: Architecture, Frescoes

Facts: In Palace Versailles, Painted ceiling, French Baroque

Name: Self Portrait with Maulstick

Artist: Rembrandt

Period: Baroque

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Facts: Dutch artist, Maulstick was a handheld tool to help with finer artwork, Was he done?, What is the circle for?

Name: The Denial of St.Peter

Artist: Rembrandt

Period: Baroque

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Facts: Jesus being taken away in back, this portrays one of the most painted Bible scenes

Name: Young Woman with Water Pitcher

Artist: Vermeer

Period: Baroque

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Facts: Light

Name: Still Life: An Allegory of the Vanities of Human Life

Artist: Steenwyck

Period: Baroque

Medium: Oil on Oak

Facts: Rays of light, mood of hopelessness, book represents human knowledge, death