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    Termini railway station and the in between regions are studded with murals along the road. The Church of Santa Maria in Monti is dedicated to Virgin Mary has extravagant frescoes in its dome which makes it a famous tourist destination. The famous altarpiece of Madonna with Child and St. Charles Borrmeo is found in this church. The Basilica

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    Raphael Sanzio

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    though‚ is very hard to tell apart from his teacher. They have stylistic and technique similarities like thickly applied paint‚ and they both use a varnish which causes the finished piece paint to crack. His first work by himself is the Baronci Altarpiece for the Church of St. Nicholas of Tolentino about 1502. He visited Sienna with another Perugino assistant‚ Pinturcchio. They did a fresco series together in the Piccolomini Library and Sienna Cathedral. After that‚ he traveled to Florentine‚ from

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    Summary about Renaissance Renaissance is the Frech term was used to decribe an entire period of rebirth – “rebirth” of ancient traditional‚ took as its foundation the art of Classical antiquity‚ but transformed that tradition by the absorption of recent developments in the art of Northern Europe and by application of contemporary scientific knowledge. It is the painting‚ sculpture and decorative arts of that period of European history known as the “Renaissance”‚ parallel with developments which

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    Jose Villa Villa 1 Mr. Sullivan English 3 31 October 2012 The History of Oil Painting From the time of the Greeks the chemistry of art and the chemistry of medicine were closely related. Monks kept these recipes throughout the early centuries of Christianity until their broader use outside of the monasteries in the middle ages. The use of drying oils is recorded among these

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    Assignment #1 “Biography of Rogier van der Weyden” Prepared by: GE161 Art History Jan 30th 2013 Rogier van der Weyden an early Netherlandish painter was originally given the name Rogier da la Pasture (Roger of the Pasture) and was born 1399 in Tournai which would now be called Belgium. He was the son of knife maker Henry de la Pasture and Agnes de Watrelos. Records of his life were destroyed during World War 2 so we cannot be sure as to his early years before he became a recognized

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    negative results were years of rebellions‚ wars‚ and persecution‚ with the most famous being the Thirty Years’ War. However‚ its positive results were the strong universities of Europe‚ the Lutheran church music of Johann Sebastian Bach‚ the baroque altarpieces of Pieter Paul Rubens‚ and the capitalism of Dutch Calvinist

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    During the Renaissance‚ religion and humanism shaped the content and qualities of the art produced in Florence and the surrounding areas. Humanism was the idea that human beings have greater importance than divine beings such as God. Prior to the Renaissance‚ art was mainly concerned with religious themes. Renaissance artists used pencil‚ oil‚ and stone to express their ideas of religion‚ gratitude‚ and perfection. Perspective was not widely used‚ and realism was still not common. Artists frequently

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    cares about art?” Lt. Frank Stokes says instinctively as he attempts to persuade Franklin Roosevelt to allow him to take a group of soldiers into war-torn Europe to protect and recover priceless works of art‚ including the van Eyck brothers’ Ghent Altarpiece and Michelangelo’s Madonna and Child‚ from the escaping Nazis. Hitler took little concern for human lives but fairly a lot for art; he planned to take the whole of Europe’s

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    the Work Tiziano Vecellio lived from 1488–1576 and was known as Titian‚ was the greatest Venetian artist of the sixteenth century‚ eventually gaining international fame. Titian contributed to all of the major areas of Renaissance art‚ painting altarpieces‚ portraits‚ mythologies‚ and pastoral landscapes with figures. In the piece titled‚ “The Sacrifice of Isaac‚” Titian demonstrates his style in the use of oil on canvas. This painting of Abraham and Isaac is (328cm × 285cm) and was painted during

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    Pieter Bruegel the Elder was one of the most acclaimed painters of the Northern Renaissance who amazed his viewers with paintings of prosperous landscapes and showing the brighter side of the low class society of peasants by them enjoying the here and now of everyday life instead of them being in the misery of their labor. According to most art historians‚ Bruegel was born around 1525 in Berda which was one of the small neighborhoods in the town of Bruegel. Although there was unknown information

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