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    The document summarizes Renaissance art, noting that the Italian Renaissance began in the late 14th century, meaning "rebirth." It was a period of many changes and the rebirth of modern composers. Famous works included depictions of religious figures and architecture was characterized by symmetry and balance. Some iconic artists and works mentioned include Bacchus, David, The Dying Slave, The Sistine Madonna, The School of Athens, The Feast of Herod, and the Statue of Saint George.

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    The document summarizes Renaissance art, noting that the Italian Renaissance began in the late 14th century, meaning "rebirth." It was a period of many changes and the rebirth of modern composers. Famous works included depictions of religious figures and architecture was characterized by symmetry and balance. Some iconic artists and works mentioned include Bacchus, David, The Dying Slave, The Sistine Madonna, The School of Athens, The Feast of Herod, and the Statue of Saint George.

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    The document summarizes Renaissance art, noting that the Italian Renaissance began in the late 14th century, meaning "rebirth." It was a period of many changes and the rebirth of modern composers. Famous works included depictions of religious figures and architecture was characterized by symmetry and balance. Some iconic artists and works mentioned include Bacchus, David, The Dying Slave, The Sistine Madonna, The School of Athens, The Feast of Herod, and the Statue of Saint George.

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    RENAISSANCE ART

    PERIOD
    MAPEH 9
    ART OF RENAISSANCE PERIOD
     Italian Renaissance began in the late 14th Century
     The word “renaissance” comes from the word, “renaitre”,
    which means, “rebirth.”
     This era is a period of many changes.
     It is also the time of Rebirth of the composers of Modern
    era.
     The greatest cathedral building of the age was the
    rebuilding of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome
     The Focus was in Realistic and Humanistic Art.
    ART OF RENAISSANCE PERIOD
     Many works of Renaissance art period depicted religious
    images, including subjects such as the Virgin Mary, or
    Madonna, and were encountered by contemporary
    audiences of the period in the context of religious rituals.
     Architecture is a type of art from the Renaissance period
    which was characteristics by symmetry and balance.
    ARTIST FROM THE
    RENAISSANCE
    PERIOD
    BACCHUS DAVID

    DYING SLAVE
    THE SISTINE OF MADONA THE SCHOOL OF ATHENS
    THE FEAST OF HEROD STATUE OF SAINT GEORGE
    THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!

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