Lecture03 High Renaissance Part2

Lecture 03 High Renaissance Part 2
ARTH2720 History of Art from the Renaissance
Travis Lee Clark
Utah Valley University
In this lecture we cover the last three turtles, Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael. Along the way we talk about why the Mona Lisa has no eyebrows, and how Michelangelo got caned by the Pope. Fun times.

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My family owned the foundry who made the life size bronze of Leonardo’s horse. I was at the unveiling. There is a good article with photos in Smithsonian magazine. The horse is in Milan now. I’m looking at a small size bronze of it which I own. What a pleasure it was to be part of this!

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[@MoonGrapes]

I love Michelangelo’s reimagining, the grandiose nature of Mother Mary is so cool!!

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Once professors started youtubing it they turned into comedians. Besides that, a good lecture.

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Hello Travis. Thanks so much for what you do, it's SUPER helpful. I have a question, not sure if you can answer it. I'm going through the national tour guide program in Paris, France and we are doing a unit on the renaissance, and i have to give a group presentation at the Louvre about Raphael. My teacher suggests taking about the progression of his career and into mannerism. I'm supposed to cover the beginning, and she suggests perhaps even starting with another artist. Would you possibly have any tips/suggestions/angles I could take? I was going to talk about st george and the dragon, but she seems to be fishing for more. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

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Great!

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[@essersfam]

\where is Lecture 03 High Renaissance Part 1?

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[@BeyzaByza]

What if Daniele da Volterra who added the cloths on'em also painted the michelangelo's weird looking head there

[@randyklinger7649]

The word is 'refectory', not 'refrectory' that is not a word. There is no definitive understanding/agreement as to whether the 'Battle of Anghiari' still exists under painted surfaces. Not many Raphael's?? There are tonnes!

[@r.v.7885]

Mannerism takes Classicism and distorts it. Simple as that! ;o) You asked for suggestions: A detailed comparison of Leonardo and Michelangelo would be nice.

[@leststoner]

Rename the title "History of European Men Painting"