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    I have chosen to do this assignment on the art piece by Carlo Crivelli “St. Michael”. This panting is one of the Four Panels from an Altarpiece that was painted in Ascoli Piceno‚ Italy. In this particular painting the subject matter and content are very similar. Crivelli painted Saint Michael standing on Lucifer showing when Lucifer tried to over throw God‚ St. Michael and his army defeated Lucifer. In this piece Carlo Crivelli was showing representation. The reason this painting‚ “St. Michael”‚

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    The Renaissance and the Harlem Renaissance: A Comparison and Contrast The Renaissance Period of the 14th-16th century was a time of change and growth in the world of art. All art forms experienced progress not only in terms of the human aspect of imagination‚ creativity and philosophy‚ but also in terms of progress in available technologies and available materials and tools. The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920’s and 30’s was similarly a time of change in the human condition

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    Enthroned Duccio di Buoninsegna Duccio’s Virgin and Child Enthroned was commissioned in 1285‚ and is found in Florence‚ Italy. It is made of the typical material of European art‚ Tempera‚ along with gold on a wood panel. Duccio painted this large altarpiece for the church of Santa Maria Novella in Florence. It uses hierarchical scale to show a monumental Virgin and Child on an elaborate throne‚ flanked by angels. The figural composition foregrounds gracefulness of pose and gesture. He uses a color

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    the moral of the painting is to remember the basic Christian values‚ to do charity through religion and to accept really over piety. The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch‚ c. 1505-1510 use a misleading format which was not a necessary altarpiece painting intended for

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    There were enough differences between them to identify one from the other. Northern renaissance mostly focused on religious ideas. They were more concern with reform the church and adopt the path of early Christian church. Jan van Eyck’s Ghent Altarpiece (closed)‚ Saint Bavo Cathedral‚ Ghent and Rogier vander Weyden’s Deposition also show this concept. Also northern renaissance art artist were more realistic than Italian renaissance artists. Their painting didn’t have Greek gods but real people

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    took in the language and culture‚ and he exhibited extraordinary learning and imagination. This is the reason behind why historians believe he competes with the best Italian artists. He’s realm is of his paintings specifically his portraits and altarpieces. However‚ when browsing in the Metropolitan Museum of Art‚ one comes across this breathtaking painting with much substance; Venus is accidently struck by the child‚ cupid‚ and falls in love with

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    Exploring the painting and drawing inspiration for the pattern I chose a painting called The temptation of Saint Anthony (1510-1515) by Matthias Grunewald. The painting is a third wing of Isenheim altarpiece‚ best known piece of art by Matthias Grunewald and Nikolaus Hagenauer. Matthias Grunewald was a German Renaissance painter who differed from painters in his time as he ignored classical renaissance style by continuing to use expressive and intense style of late medieval Central European art

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    well as his contemporaries. Raphael learned much from his travels around Italy and from studying with his master Perugino in his native town of Urbino. From Perugino‚ he learned oil painting and how to manipulate figures. Raphael’s earliest intact altarpiece‚ the Mond Crucifixion‚ “is remarkably close to Perugino‚ in the lightly posed figures‚ which are meek and decorous in gesture and sweet in expression‚ in its linear elegance and atmospheric distant hills‚ which are bare but for soft clumps and individual

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    Leonardo versus Michelangelo Violet Jane Greeley Art Appreciation ART 101 Carrie Ann Wills November 13‚ 2012 Da Vinci versus Michelangelo Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simone shared many similarities. Both were painters‚ sculptors‚ and poets. They both had a tendency to leave their works incomplete. Both artists quickly surpassed the talents of their instructors and achieved fame with ease. In addition‚ both artists were known to have studied anatomy by

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    Renaissance‚ Michelangelo he was the best sculptor and fresco painter. Leonardo da Vinci expert of oil painting and sfumato‚ Raphael the finest painter of the high renaissance‚ Correggio the Parma painter‚ best known for his illusionistic frescoes and altarpiece board canvases. Commonplace painters included Luca Signorelli (1450-1523)‚ whose Sistine Chapel wall paintings and Orvieto Cathedral frescoes are accepted to have been an essential impact on Michelangelo.

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