The Renaissance Paintings of Fra Angelico

Painting of Renaissance of Hula Angelico Over the century, the popular image of angels was the image of Angelic angel. Historian Professor Hennessy said, "His evolutionary idioms have been regarded as natural languages ​​of religious paintings. (1) The power to learn Hula Angelico's life depends on deep respect for religious art However, I stained sculptures of glass windows and religious figures more familiar to me than religious paintings raised in the Catholic church.

In the early 15th century, filling the gap between the international Gothic style and the paintings of the Renaissance Hula and Angelico shows exquisite gothic, gold and vibrant colors, many like altarpieces in tempera. In his frescoes of Sant'Maror Abbey, Fra Angelico shows that it is Giotto's art disciple. The paintings of these prayers, which represent the events of Jesus' lifetime, cells and corridor monks lived in, many of which are crucified for the scenes. They are very simple, discreet colors, emotional stress as they try to realize the artifacts considered as being in reality

The statue of the Virgin of the early Renaissance paintings is Hula Angelico, Hula Filippo Lippi, Verrocio and David Gillandaio. Botticelli inherited this custom and made a series of Madonna for the Medici family for 20 years. Perugino survived some of the little statue of the Virgin as its sweet and leonardo da vinci and his Madonna and saints are famous for them, such as Our Lady of Benoa. Even Michelangelo, mainly a sculptor, was convinced of drawing Doni Tondo. For Rafael, it was one of the most popular and numerous works.

Florence became the center of early Renaissance art. Masaccio, Fra Angelico, Andrea Mantegna, Sandro Botticelli, Paolo Uccello, etc. are the masters of the large paintings in Florence. Perhaps the largest artist of the 15th century was Leonardo da Vinci. His portrait "Mona Lisa" and a religious scene "Last Supper" is one of the most famous paintings in history. After that, the Renaissance was dominated by Rafael and Michelangelo. Rafael painted a balanced, harmonious picture that represents a quiet and noble lifestyle. Michelangelo has made great achievements as a painter and sculptor. In Venice, in the 16th century many artists painted colorful works. The most famous masters of Venice include Giorgione, Titian, Tintoretto