The High Renaissance and Mannerism ~ Chapter 22
1500 – 1600 High Renaissance
Themes include innovation of the great Renaissance masters, development of High Renaissance
architecture in Rome. Artists are in transition from the Renaissance to Mannerism in Rome and Venice
Art To Know:
High Renaissance:
Leonardo da Vinci,
22.1 Virgin of the Rocks
22.3 Last Supper
22.4 Mona Lisa
Giovanni Bellini, 22.31 San Zaccaria Altarpiece
Bramante,
22.6 Saint Peter’s (1505)
22.8 Tempietto
Michelangelo, 22.9 David
22.10 Moses
22.12 – 22.14 Creation of Adam,
Delphic Sibyl, The Flood, Sistine
Chapel
22.22 Tomb of Giuliano de’Medici
22.25 Last Judgment
2.28 – 22.30 Saint Peter’s
Sangallo,
22.23 Palazzo Farnese
Giorgione,
22.33 Pastoral Symphony
2.34 The Tempest
Titian,
22.35 Assumption of the Virgin
22.36 Madonna of the Pesaro
Family
22.37 Meeting of Bacchus and
Ariadne
22.38 Venus of Urbino
2.39 Isabella d’Este
Raphael,
22.17 School of Athens
22.19 Madonna in the Meadow
2.20 Galatea
Mannerists:
Pontormo,
22-41 Descent from the Cross
(or Entombment of Christ)
Parmigianino, 22.42 Madonna with the Long
Neck
Bronzino,
*Anguissola,
22.43 Venus Cupid Folly and
Time
Cellini,
22.46 Genius of Fontainebleau
Bologna,
22.47 Abduction of the Sabine
Women
Della Porta,
22.50 façade of Il Gesu, plan,
ceiling fresco (Triumph in the
Name of Jesus)
22.45 Portrait of the Artist’s
Sisters and Brothers
Venetians:
Tintoretto,
22.52 Last Supper
Veronese,
22.53 Christ in the House of Levi
22.54 Triumph of Venice
Palladio,
* First Female Artist
22.56 - 57 Villa Rotunda
22.58 - 59 San Giorgio Maggiore
Terms to Know:
Cartoon
Disegno
Sfumato
Figura serpentinata
Glazes
Painterly
Canvas
Poesia
ignudi
Sacra conversazione
Terribilita
Cinquecento
Chiaroscuro
Pope Julius II
Pope Leo X
Pope Clement VII
Pope Pius IV
Pope Alexander IV
Council of Trent
Vasari