Arth Mid Term Artists

Gozzoli

Detailed, colorful paintings showing wealth and power. (Procession of the Magi)

Mantegna

Strong perspective, realistic details, and Roman influence. (The Adoration of the Magi)

Cranach

Detailed figures and sharp lines; Northern Renaissance style. (St. Maurice)

Grunwald

Dramatic religious paintings with strong emotions. (St. Maurice)

Carpaccio

Detailed scenes of everyday Venetian life. (The Miracle at the Rialto Bridge)

Titian

Rich colors, soft brushstrokes, and realistic portraits. (Portrait of Laura Dianti with a Black Page)

Bordon

Rich Venetian colors and elegant portraits. (Portrait of a Man in Armor)

Mostaert

Realistic portraits with lots of detail. (Portrait of an African Man)

Bronzino

Formal, polished portraits with elegant figures. (Portrait of Alessandro de' Medici)

Pontormo

Mannerism; unusual colors, elongated figures, and dramatic poses. (Alessandro de' Medici)

Fra Angelico

Religious paintings with bright colors and peaceful figures. (The Miracle of the Black Leg)

Durer

Extremely detailed, realistic art and woodcuts. (The Adoration of the Magi, Head of a Black Man, Portrait of Katharina, Self-Portrait at Age 13, Self-Portrait, The Annunciation, The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse)

Edo Artists

Brass and ivory sculptures showing royalty, power, and status. (Queen Mother Pendant Mask, Salt Cellar with Portuguese Figures, Head of the Oba, Equestrian Oba and his Attendants, Two Portuguese with Manillas)

Cresques

Detailed medieval maps. (Catalan Atlas)

Michelangelo

Realistic human anatomy, muscular figures, and idealized bodies. (Nude Scene, David)

Botticelli

Flowing lines, graceful figures, and classical mythology. (Punishment of Korah, The Birth of Venus, Christ Crowned with Thorns)

Ghirlandaio

Detailed religious frescoes with realistic people. (Calling of the Apostles)

Bartolomeo

Religious paintings with balanced compositions. (Portrait of Savonarola)