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Ideas that were introduced by Secular Art
Albrecht Durer
Self-Portrait
"Allegory of Spring"
By: Botticelli
Botticelli- He was born in 1445 and trained at a studio as a child in Florence. Botticelli became very popular for his graceful style during the middle of his life. But then, he went out of style and died poor and obscure in 1510.
Da Vinci- He was born on April 15, 1482, as the illegitimate child of a notary and a peasant women. He was raised by his father and trained at a studio in Vinci, Italy. When he was finished with his training he became extremely popular, until he died on May 2, 1519.
Michelangelo- He was born on March 6, 1475 in Caprese, Italy where he was apprenticed by the painter Ghirlandaio at the age of 13. When he was 14, he moved in with the Medici family in Florence, Italy. The Medici family made him extremely popular among the elite and he remained that way until he died on February 18, 1564.
Titian- He was born in 1485 and trained under 2 Venetian artists. He became very popular for his beautiful landscapes and backgrounds and he remained that way for most of his life before he died August 27, 1576.
Mythology in Secular Art
Artists began paint not only about
Christianity but also about the Greek and Roman gods and goddesses. Artists painted the Greek and Roman religion as well as portraits and religious paintings during the 15th and 16th centuries. This had a huge impact on people's views of not only art but religions as well. In the Renaissance,classical myths,or traditionally familiar stories about gods and heroes,were appropriated as subjects for various types for visual arts.
Northern Secular Art
Northern: Although most of the artwork was sacred, there were some portraits done. This piece is a mix of sacred and secular art in the north.
Robert Campin (the Master of Flemalle): the Merode altarpiece, 1425-30, open position
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