WHAT IS THE MEANING OF

RENASCIMENTO?
WHO DISCOVERED THE
TELESCOPE?
TMAHOS MRELOY
CDAUILO MEVORDENTI
GNVNOIAI DE PISLENATRA
 ARTS OF THE
RENAISSANCE
PERIOD
 RENAISSANCE MEANS
“REBIRTH”
 Also known as “Period of
reawakening” or “Rebirth”
 Between the 13th and 14th centuries in
Florence, Italy.
 Spreads to Europe towards the end of
the 15th Century
 The continent (Europe) experiences
stability in both political and
economic status.
 TELESCOPE
 Hans Lipperhey, 1570 – September 29,
1619.
 1608, commonly known as the first patent
of the telescope.
 German-Dutch spectacle-maker.
 He hogged his invention and later
discovered it by other European inventors.
 GALILEO GALILEI
 Telescope was improved to
use in Astronomy (1600’s)
 Galileo Galilei did not
invent the telescope but
was the first to use it
systematically to observe
celestial objects and record
his discoveries.
ANCIENT PRINTING MACHINE
 JOHANNES GUTENBERG
 1394–1404 in Mainz, Germany
 He published the 42-Line Bible
("The Gutenberg Bible"), a Book of
Psalter, and the "Sibyl's Prophecy“
 His technological innovations,
which included punch-cutting,
matrix-fitting, type-casting,
composing, and printing, were used
nearly unchanged for three
centuries after his death.
THREE PERIODS
OF
RENAISSANCE
ARTS
PROTO RENAISSANCE ART (1200 – 1400)
EARLY RENAISSANCE ART (1401 – 1490)
HIGH RENAISSANCE ART (1490 – 1527)
 PROTO RENAISSANCE
ART 1200 – 1400

Early form of Renaissance art

evident in the late 13th and early
14th centuries and were called
“Proto-Renaissance Arts”
 Giotto Bondone (1266 – 1337) - A
painter from Florence, Italy was the
most noteworthy Proto-Renaisance
Artist.
 The cathedral of Asisi, Rome,
Padua, Florence and Naples are said
to be adorned with his frescoes but
such claims of Giotto having made
these frescoes remained to be
unverified of to this day.
 EARLY
RENAISSANCE
 ART -1401-1490
Lorenzo Ghiberti (1378-1455)
He won over his contemporaries Filippo
Brunelleschi and the young Donato di
Niccolo “Donatello” di Betto Bardi in a
competition in designing a new set of doors
for the Baptistery of the Cathedral of
Florence.
However, Brunelleschi and Donatello
eventually became the master of early
Renaissance Sculpture.
 EARLY
RENAISSANCE
ART 1401-1490
 Lorenzo Ghiberti (1378-1455)
 The notable artist of the Early
Renaissance arts and he is a sculptor
with his prize-winning set of bronze
doors in 1401.

Michaelangelo named it “Gates

of Paradise”
 HIGH
RENAISSANCE
 During the High ART 1490
Renaissance - 1527
Period, Florence slowly lost its
position as the principal center of Renaissance arts.
 But because of the influential name of the POPES, Florence,
Italy in Europe became the new center of ARTS again.
 HIGH
RENAISSANCE
ART 1490 - 1527
POPE LEO X – the powerful popes
made Rome the center of the High
Renaissance because they paid for the
creation of artworks and asked artists to
produce their work in Rome, which
became the reason for the near
Bankruptcy of the city.
 HIGH RENAISSANCE ART 1490
- 1527
 Michaelangelo’s “ceiling of the
Sistine Chapel”
 Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa”
 and series of Madonna by
Raffaello and other famous
artworks until this day was
released in Florence Italy during
the High Renaissance period
which made them the Principal
Center of Arts.
 Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci
 15 April 1452 – 2 May 1519
 was an Italian polymath of the High
Renaissance who was active as a painter,
draughtsman, engineer, scientist, theorist,
sculptor, and architect.
 While his fame initially rested on his
achievements as a painter, he also became
known for his notebooks, in which he made
drawings and notes on a variety of subjects,
including anatomy, astronomy, botany,
cartography, painting, and paleontology
THE VITRUVIAN MAN MONALISA, 1503
 Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino
 March 28 or April 6, 1483 – April 6,
1520),
 was an Italian painter and architect of
the High Renaissance.
 His work is admired for its clarity of
form, ease of composition, and visual
achievement of the Neoplatonic ideal
of human grandeur.
 Together with Leonardo da Vinci and
Michelangelo, he forms the traditional
trinity of great masters of that period.
TRANSFIGURATION, 1520 THE MARRIAGE OF THE VIRGIN, 1504
Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti
Simoni
 6 March 1475 – 18 February 1564
 known as Michelangelo
 was an Italian sculptor, painter,
architect, and poet of the High
Renaissance.
 Born in the Republic of Florence, his
work was inspired by models from
classical antiquity and had a lasting
influence on Western art.
THE SISTINE CHAPEL CEILING, 1512 BACHUSS, 1497
 Donato di Niccolo di Betto Bardi
 1386 – 13 December 1466, better known as
Donatello
 was a Florentine sculptor of the Renaissance period.
 Born in Florence, he studied classical sculpture and
used this to develop a complete Renaissance style in
sculpture.
 He spent time in other cities, and while there he
worked on commissions and taught others; his
periods in Rome, Padua, and Siena introduced to
other parts of Italy his techniques, developed in the
course of a long and productive career.
DAVID, 1440 PENITENT MAGDALENE, 1455
Michelangelo di Lodovico
Buonarroti Simono

Rafaelo Sanzio da
Urbino
Donato di Niccolo di
Beto Bardi

Leonardo di ser
Piero da Vinci
EYTGPINA
EYTGPINA
 ARTS OF THE
NEOCLASSICAL
ERA
Arts 9
 NEOCLASSICAL PERIOD
 Started in ROME.
 European enlightenment gave birth to Neoclassicism.
 1750 – 1850
 Reason, order, and scientific inquiries.
 From the Greek word neos means “new” and the Latin
word classicus means “of the highest rank”
 Revival of Greek and Roman arts.
 It deepens the emotional form of the Baroque style.
 NEOCLASSICAL PERIOD
 Also known as the “Age of Reason”
 Propaganda Arts – it is used to
encourage or influence an emotional
rather than a rational response from
the people to support a cause or
movement.
 REVOLUTION – THE RISE OF
THE MIDDLE CLASSMEN
French and American Revolution – Social and
Political Reformations.
Industrial Revolution – Fair use of Noble man and
Middle classmen in Technology advancement.
CHARACTERISTICS OF
NEOCLASSICAL ARTS
Symmetry
Simplicity
Clarity of Form
Sober Colors
Shallow Space
Strong Lines
ARTIST OF THE
NEOCLASSICAL
PERIOD
 JACQUES-LOUIS DAVID
 Born August 30, 1748
 Died December 29, 1825.
 A French painter from the Paris Kingdom of
France.
 The University of Paris.
 Scholar of Prix De Rome.
 Became the Commander of the Legion of Rome.
THE DEATH OF SOCRATES
(1787)
 THE LECTOR BRING TO
BRUTUS THE BODIES OF HIS
SON (1789)
THE ANGER OF ACHILLES
(1819)
BRUTUS (1790)
ERASISTRATUS DISCOVERING
THE CAUSE OF ANTIOCHUS
DISEASE (1774)
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE
ALPS (1801)
THE CORONATION OF
NAPOLEON
(1805-1807)
GUESS AND NAME IT!
1. THE ANGER OF ACHILLES
2. THE DEATH OF SOCRATES
3. NAPOLEON
CROSSING THE ALPS
 4. THE LECTOR BRING
BRUTUS THE BODIES OF HIS
SON
 5. ERASISTRATUS
DISCOVERING THE CAUSE OF
ANTIOCHUS DISEASE
6. THE CORONATION OF
NAPOLEON
7. BRUTUS
8. JACQUES-
LOUIS DAVID
9. FRENCH AND AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL
REFORMATION.
10. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

FAIR USE OF NOBLE MEN AND

MIDDLE CLASS MEN IN
TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT
 MAJOR PETA 2ND QUARTER
Create a “Propaganda“PROPAGANDA
Artwork” ARTS
 Content: There is a company that plans to expand its business for the
development of its community and to reach its objectives to become a
better country. The problem is, there is a large area of forest that need to
be removed in order to proceed with their expansion.
As a propaganda artist, your talent is needed to give some advice to the
people about their idea by presenting some artwork that shows care about
the environment (trees).

Note:
Draw your artwork on a piece of clean bond paper. Any drawing or
coloring material is allowed.
 RUBRI
CS
RELEVANCE TO THE TOPIC - 30
MESSAGE TRANSFERRED - 30
COLOR AND CLARITY - 30
OVERALL PERFORMANCE - 10

TOTAL - 100 points

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