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Italian Renaissance art is patronized by wealthy elites, oriented toward the classical past, and displayed for public communal celebration; Dutch Golden Age art is middle-class, present-oriented, private, and contemplative.
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Italian Renaissance art is patronized by wealthy elites, oriented toward the classical past, and displayed for public communal celebration; Dutch Golden Age art is middle-class, present-oriented, private, and contemplative.
"So the Italian Renaissance, you have great artwork from the Italian Renaissance, you have great artwork from the Dutch Golden Age, okay. What are..."
"the art itself and this will give rise to the modern art market right any questions before I move on all right so to..."
"...a Catholic Spanish, no, no, sorry, sorry. This is actually an Italian Renaissance painting by Coraggio, okay? And this is baby Jesus and Madonna,..."
"...something i want you to remember from this class is the italian renaissance was really just another it's it's reimagining the greek civilization okay..."
"...her ideas which is what the renaissance did okay um the italian renaissance was supported by the fact that they transitioned from latin to..."
"...of homer as the father of civilization in it in the italian renaissance you had dante you can think of him as the father..."
The Dutch Golden Age begins with a poisoned Spanish windfall and ends with Vermeer exposing cracks in the respectable household.
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