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    From my perspective‚ but limited familiarity with works of art in general‚ the Raphael painting is significant in that it is considered a prime example of High Renaissance art and considered Raphael’s masterpiece. I believe it is also significant because as a component of the School of Athens (1509-1511) the painting over a period of 500 years continues to influence discussion and analysis among art historians and scholars. History suggests that Raphael was clearly influenced by Michelangelo’s

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    Michelangelo Last Judgement

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    Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni is a highly respected and known Italian sculptor‚ painter‚ and poet who is to this day considered one of the best artists of all time. One of his most famous works is the ceiling fresco he painted in the Sistine Chapel‚ which is in Vatican City‚ Rome. Twenty-five years later‚ when Michelangelo was sixty years old‚ he was asked by Pope Clement VII to paint the alter wall in the Sistine Chapel: the Last Judgment. This piece represents the Second Coming of

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    The Creation of Adam is a fresco painting created by Michelangelo‚ which is often associated with Italian Renaissance art. This artwork was created in 1508 and completed in 1512‚ it was made on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel where years later it remains. The Creation of Adam is one of the most famous and iconic frescos in the Sistine Chapel. It all began when Michelangelo was invited back to Rome and commissioned by Pope Julius II to create several frescos on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

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    The Philosophy (School Of Athens) is a fresco located in the Stanza della Segnatura of the Vatican Palace in Rome‚ Italy‚ that dates back to sometime between 1509 and 1511‚ created by Raphael. Within the fresco‚ there are various classical elements that can be noted‚ such as the coffered ceilings. All of the philosophers or otherwise influential thinkers of the Classical Era are all congregated within a classical lyceum. A lyceum‚ or gymnasium‚ can otherwise be described as a school. For example

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    copy” of this larger mural for exhibition in the United States of America. This is a very unique fresco painting‚ being that it is portable. Fresco is the art or technique of painting on a moist plaster surface with the colors ground up in water or lime water mixture. He produced 7 other “portable Fresco pieces for his exhibition in The Museum of Modern Art in New York City‚ New York. The frescos were copies of various murals in the palace. Diego Maia Concepion Juan Nepomuceno Estanislao

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    other works ever won him quite the same renown as his fresco in the Sistine Chapel‚ a building now virtually synonymous with his name. Almost immediately after Michelangelo unveiled it in 1512‚ the fresco became like an academy for artists‚ who had since long been using the Sistine Chapel as storehouse of ideas. They treated works of Michelangelo as some kind of a portfolio through which they concocted new ideas. The prestigious style of buon fresco generated intense interest‚ in particular‚ among a

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    The Lamentation‚ or Pietà‚ is a groundbreaking buon fresco by Giotto di Bondone‚ a Late Gothic artist ahead of his time in terms of technique and precision. Naturally‚ the lamentation scene’s iconography focuses on the Virgin Mary solemnly cradling the corpse of Jesus. Not only does Giotto depict revolutionary methods of trompe l’oeil‚ but he also introduces a unique concept: he illustrates the audience as characters in the painting. Giotto’s exquisite utilization of the artistic techniques of

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    “The Last Supper” is exemplary of the High Renaissance and the mastered work of Leonardo Da Vinci. The fresco in the church refectory (cafeteria) of Santa Maria della Grazie in Milan was finished between 1495 and 1498. Although the subject matter of “The Last Supper” is not new‚ the way that Da Vinci depicts it at the height of the revelation of betrayal is original which allows Da Vinci to discover how to emotionally divulge each apostle’s reaction and personality. The naturalism in Da Vinci’s

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    Ancient Minoan Evidence

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    members of the society must have been better off than others‚ because they live in better houses. We can also guess that some people were more important than others because of the fresco and relief pictures we have of Minoan people. These show some people as being bigger in size than other people (e.g. the Grandstand Fresco and Dancing in the Theatral Area). In most early paintings the important people were shown as being larger than the people who surrounded

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    Etruscan Egg Symbolism

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    The eggs shell represents the stone that separated his tomb from the outdoors. When the hard shell barrier cracks‚ or in this case when the stone is rolled away‚ life comes into the world. In the Etruscan tomb of the Lioness lays a Banquet scene fresco that illustrates a man holding up an egg. Like Christians‚ the Etruscans saw the egg as a rebirth symbol‚ a life after death. In the words of Lucy Bert‚ if you want to study the living‚ you have to know a little bit about the dead. The Etruscans

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