Art of the High Renaissance II Art History Video

In Part Two of this series, I explore three of the most famous works of the High Renaissance period of art history. This fascinating period gave us artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael! Make sure to watch part one on the Early Renaissance.
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Leonardo da Vinci: • Leonardo da Vinci: The...
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[@TheArtKingdomYT]

Hey just wanted you to know that this helped me with an art history asignment! Thanks for the help!

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Oh I'm so glad to hear that! Thanks for letting me know!

[@Natasha-pi1nx]

Thanks for help! I got finals next week TwT

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Best of luck on your finals!!!

[@curiousworld7912]

While I have issues with the Church, I am grateful that its patronage enabled so many great artists to create the masterpieces we still admire. I remember seeing the Michelangelo sculpture of the Pieta, and being awestruck at how he manipulated the physiology of the two figures in order to, at first, look totally realistic, but then noticing that Mary was all out of proportion to the figure of Christ. Amazing. It was like 'this shouldn't work, but it really does'. And then there's the dome of Santa Maria del Fiore by Brunelleschi in Florence. Again; it was something that shouldn't have worked, and yet he figured out a way to make it so. What a flowering of art, science, philosophy, literature and architecture the Renaissance was!

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I agree 100%! It's just amazing how they were able to create things in ways never thought of before!