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The Humanistic Tradition, 4/e
Gloria K. Fiero
Renaissance Artists: Disciples of Nature, Masters of Invention

Chapter Outline

  1. Renaissance Art and Patronage
  2. The Early Renaissance
    1. the classical nude
    2. the classical revival in art and architecture
    3. portraiture
    4. the artist as scientist
      1. Masaccio
      2. Brunelleschi
      3. Leonardo
  3. The High Renaissance
    1. painting: Leonardo and Raphael
    2. architecture: Bramante and Palladio
    3. Michelangelo and heroic idealism
    4. painting in Venice: Titian
  4. Renaissance Music and Dance
    1. Dufay
    2. Josquin
    3. the madrigal
    4. instrumental music
    5. dance and choreography








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