Renaissance

Art Appreciation

Group 4 Reporters:

Antido
Ancheta
Diaz
Espineda
Asis
Calip
Relleve
Grande
Arceño
Tudlasan
well-known artworks from renaissance
Jane Seymour
Art Appreciation

Jane Seymour
by Hans Holbein (the younger)
German Artist, born in Augsburg. Holbein became court painter
to Henry VIII of England in 1536.

Elements of Artwork
Color

Principles of Artwork
Balance

Characteristics of Artwork
This portrait captured her at the point that she is the Queen of
England, married to Henry VIII who was also painted by Hans
Holbein several times.
Jane Seymour
Art Appreciation

Jane Seymour

Significance of the Artwork

The exclusive designs symbolize that
love has no boundaries and flows
unconditionally.
Madonna of Bruges
Art Appreciation

Madonna of Bruges
by Michael Angelo
Italian Sculpture, Painter, Architect, and Poet of the Renaissance.

Elements of Artwork
Shape, Color
Principles of Artwork
Elegant
Characteristics of Artwork
She has a slander face with a long nose and piete coral
redmouth.

Message/Theme of the Artwork

The initial perception behind the painting is that the Virgin Mary
is holding baby Jesus in her arms.
Madonna of Bruges
Art Appreciation

Madonna of Bruges

Significance of the Artwork

First Sculpture of Michael Angelo
The Ugly Duchess
Art Appreciation

The Ugly Duchess

by Quentin Matsys
Flemish painter in the early netherlandish tradition.

Elements of Artwork
Color, Line, and Shape
Principles of Artwork
Variety, Perspective
Characteristics of Artwork
The skin of her cheeks, neck and jaw hang loose on her face and
the rest of her skin is wrinkled and poked, and she has a wart on
the right of her face

Message/Theme of the Artwork

the message of this artwork is a woman should realize they
need to behave appropiately and accordingly to their age
The Ugly Duchess
Art Appreciation

The Ugly Duchess

Significance of the Artwork

The Ugly Duchess celebrates Matsys's leading
contribution to the rise of secular and satirical painting
and explores the possibility that he draw inspiration
from Leonardo da Vinci's drawings
The Praying Hand
Art Appreciation

The Praying Hand

by Albrecht Durer
was a German painter, printmaker, and theorist of the German
Renaissance
Elements of Artwork
White Heightened, and Black Ink on a self-made blue paper

Principles of Artwork
Emphasis, Unity
Characteristics of Artwork
Painted on an altar piece in the 16th century and destroy by Fire
in the 17th century, has come down to us in the form of a
preparatory drawing on blue gray paper

Message/Theme of the Artwork

Story of how one person's suffering can transform another and
have an extraordinary effect on the world.
The Praying Hand
Art Appreciation

The Praying Hand

Significance of the Artwork

The simple drawing, which contains in itself the
silent story of brotherly love, sacrifice, and
generosity.
The Pieta
Art Appreciation

The Pieta
by Michael Angelo
Italian Sculpture, Painter, Architect, and Poet of the Renaissance.

Elements of Artwork
The overall shape of "The Pieta" is triangular, which gives it
a harmonious symmetry and draws the eye to Mary's
solemn and beautiful Face. Mary's head is at the Pinnacle
of the triangle, and Jesus feet form one of the other points
of the triangle

Principles of Artwork
He preferred carrara marble because he felt it had a
luminous quality much like human skin.
The Pieta
Art Appreciation

The Pieta
Characteristics of the Artwork
He crafted sculptures that focused on balance, detail, and a
lifelike yet idealized approach to the human form.

Message/Theme of the Artwork

The messages of his artwork Pieta is one of peace and
hope.

Significance of the Artwork

The significance of Pieta by Michael Angelo represents
the dead body of her son which she holds on her lap.