Season 1 Introduction: Renaissance Florence, ca. 1470 || A Narrative Art History of the Renaissance
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- Featured in this video:
0:00 Welcome to Renaissance Florence
4:00 Brunelleschi and perspective
4:40 The Medici patronage
Verrocchio and assistant(s), Madonna and Child with Two Angels
5:40 Verrocchio: contextual analysis
8:46 Verrocchio: visual analysis
13:15 Verrocchio: iconographic analysis
14:35 Verrocchio: technical analysis
17:03 What this series aims to achieve
18:05 Value and function in art history
“A Narrative Art History of the Renaissance" tells the story of European Renaissance art from about 1250 to 1610 in a continuous chronological narrative. Season 1 will focus on the 16th century, covering the period 1469 to 1610 in seven chapters with an introduction.
This lecture series aims to present Renaissance art in coherent context rather than as a disconnected collection of facts and artworks to be memorized. The focus here is not on individual artworks - although in-depth analyses of specific works are featured, too - but on the bigger picture of the Renaissance, including cross-cultural influences and artistic dialogues. It assumes little to no background in art history.
In this season:
Chapter 0 - Season 1 Introduction: Renaissance Florence, ca. 1460
Chapter 1 - The Dawn of the High Renaissance, 1469-1520
Chapter 2 - Stylistic Synthesis in the High Renaissance, 1500-1527
Chapter 3 - The Reformation, 1500-1550
Chapter 4 - New Landscapes, New Genres, 1500-1569
Chapter 5 - Mannerism: the Art of Artifice, 1520-1569
Chapter 6 - The Evolving European Taste: Image and Patronage, 1527-1600
Chapter 7 - Dawn of the Baroque: Reverberations of Renaissance and Reformation, 1575-1610
All content created, edited, written, and produced by Weili Jin, 2022; published 2023
An initiative of The Close Looking Project
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Absolutely wonderful! A well presented art video with its clear and concise information of each painting. The accompanying sound track is lovely as well. Looking forward to your series, thank you.
Excellent video on the renaissance. Beautifully prepared historical narrative, wonderful visual representations of the times and the historical figures who made it all come about. Thank you for the video.
16:15 wonderful detail - one can clearly see the superb Renaissance, layered-drawing process. Took my breath away. Great presentation, very relaxing (for me, anyways) to really "look at" a painting in-depth (since museum guards hardly allow anyone to observe such at close range). Look very forward to watching more chapters, especially the "cross-cultural influences and artistic dialogues" ~
Fantastic video! I’m taking a Renaissance art history course now and this really helped reinforce some of the things I learned! Plus, you introduced me to even more fantastic art!
Thank you! Best of luck with your course
Beautiful!!
Great video. Thank you
I enjoyed your video. Thanks
this is so good
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great series, idk why you have had likes disabled on the whole series. You've put in a lot of effort to put this out there. i'm sure you'd have got a a few dislikes like every video but you should have kept them enabled. but it's your channel so what ever suits you.
thanks for producing this series.
Thanks for watching! I didn’t intend to do that and didn’t know they were disabled. I’ll figure out how to turn them on.
Dislikes have been disabled from showing on all videos on UA-cam for awhile now I believe
so real
when will you have multilingual videos
4:05
I agree the narrator's style is disturbing and annoying.
What's wrong with you?