Paintings During The Renaissance

Renaissance is a turning point of art. Many new styles and techniques have emerged from this period. Compared with medieval Renaissance paintings, the picture became more realistic and more attention focused on the details of each person. The picture includes perspective and depth, and space feeling. You can study these characteristics with the tribute painting of Botticelli and Canvin in the 15th century. The Virgin Mary is the place where Gabriel's angel was sent to tell Mary that he will bring Jesus Christ.

On the other hand, in the Renaissance period, works of "Christus Patiants" are drawn, and the meaning behind it includes some real shapes. This particular period is very important in human history, but more importantly, for the artists of that era, most of the paintings of this era are changed to Byzantine paint and then more realistic I will replace it with a picture. This piece of paintings of this painting accompanied by more pain and special paintings, paintings, almost similar in the Byzantine era, this picture shows that Jesus was crucified and yes, so in fact It is a painful experience.

By the Byzantine Renaissance of the Macedonian dynasty, prospering in art and literature, artists use sophisticated techniques of natural style and art of ancient Greece and Roman art, combining them with themes of Christianity. The Byzantine painting of this period has a strong influence on later Italian Renaissance painters. By the Byzantine scholars and exiles of migrant waves and many scholars believe that dismantlement of Constantinople in 1453 after the fall of Constantinople is the key to the resurgence of Greek and Roman studies, these studies It led to the development of humanism and renaissance. Science These exiles are grammarians, humanists, poets, writers, printers, lecturers, musicians, astronomers, architects, scholars, artists, scribes, philosophers, scientists, politicians and theologians. They knew more about their (Greek) civilization to Western Europe.

One of Raphael's masterpieces, the school of Athens is the ideal representative of the influence of Renaissance art and humanities. This work is one of the four paintings on the screen covering the walls of the Vatican Palace Stanza della Segnatura in Raphael. At first glance, it is clear that education is the theme, even just by reading the title of work. Humanism in the Renaissance included personal value, transition to potential and academic research. In a sense, the driving force of this movement is the reproduction of scholars of ancient Greece and Rome.