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Page 1: Art of the Renaissance. Laocoon and Sons (16-20 BCE) How could a statue (such as this one) be considered “inspiration” for Renaissance artists?

Art of the RenaissanceArt of the Renaissance

Page 2: Art of the Renaissance. Laocoon and Sons (16-20 BCE) How could a statue (such as this one) be considered “inspiration” for Renaissance artists?

Laocoon and Sons Laocoon and Sons (16-20 BCE)(16-20 BCE)

How could a statue (such as

this one) be considered

“inspiration” for Renaissance

artists?

Page 3: Art of the Renaissance. Laocoon and Sons (16-20 BCE) How could a statue (such as this one) be considered “inspiration” for Renaissance artists?

The Last SupperThe Last Supper (1498) Leonardo da (1498) Leonardo da

VinciVinci

Page 4: Art of the Renaissance. Laocoon and Sons (16-20 BCE) How could a statue (such as this one) be considered “inspiration” for Renaissance artists?

Pietà Pietà (1499)(1499)Michelangelo BuonarrotiMichelangelo Buonarroti

Page 5: Art of the Renaissance. Laocoon and Sons (16-20 BCE) How could a statue (such as this one) be considered “inspiration” for Renaissance artists?

DavidDavid (1504) (1504) Michelangelo Michelangelo

BuonarrotiBuonarroti

What particular aspect/ What particular aspect/ goal of Renaissance art goal of Renaissance art does does DavidDavid especially especially

demonstrate?demonstrate?

Page 6: Art of the Renaissance. Laocoon and Sons (16-20 BCE) How could a statue (such as this one) be considered “inspiration” for Renaissance artists?

Madonna and Child Enthroned with Madonna and Child Enthroned with SaintsSaints (1504) Raphael Santi (1504) Raphael Santi

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Mona LisaMona Lisa (1507) (1507) Leonardo da VinciLeonardo da Vinci

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Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel (1512) Michelangelo Buonarroti(1512) Michelangelo Buonarroti


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