Faculty of Arts School of Historical Studies

Renaissance Art

Year of lectures: Unknown

Abstract:

"We may say that despite new stirrings of originality in Italy, Italian thirteenth century architecture, sculpture and painting is still dominated by the Gothic style. France remained at this time the art centre of the world; and the current of influence still swept from north o south, from France and Germany into Italy.

"During the first half of the fourteenth century, however, that is, during the Trencento, Italy saw daring innovations and developments in the art of painting and in painting became the most advanced country of the west; so that for painting, at least, the current of influence, after many centuries, changed and began to flow from Italy to the north."

There are 10 lectures in the Renaissance art series:

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Download Giotto and Trancento Painting lecture (PDF 397kb)

 

Download The Fifteenth Century lecture (PDF 396kb)

 

Download High Renaissance lecture (PDF 406kb)

 

Download High Renaissance and Mannerism lecture (PDF 451kb)

 

Download Mannerist Architecture and Baroque lecture (PDF 414kb)

 

Download Baroque and Rococo lecture (PDF 399kb)

 

Download Dutch Art lecture (PDF 449kb)

 

Download Dutch Art in the Seventeenth Century lecture (PDF 402kb)

 

Download Rembrandt lecture (PDF 402kb)

 

Download Tiepolo lecture (PDF 508kb)

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