G9 Arts Second Quarter

A French word which directly translates as "to be born".

• Renaistre

• Masaccio

• Stucco

• Sfumato

The period stands for the rebirth and revivals of the arts.

• Renaissance

• Frescoes

• Rinascere

• Sfumato

His finest work was a series of frescoes found in the Brancacci Chapel in Santa Maria del Carmine in Florence.

• Massacio

• Frescoes

• Rinascere

• Peter Paul Rubens

The first Renaissance architect to revive the Roman style of architecture and to incorporate the classical orders of Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, in most of his artworks.

• Filippo Brunelleschi

• Sfumato

• David

• Peter Paul Rubens

This painting features certain subjects derived from Greek and Roman mythology such as the Roman goddess, Venus, and the wind god Zephyr.

• The Birth of Venus

• Rembrandt

• Diego Velasquez

• Peter Paul Rubens

It is located in San Pietro in Montorio, Italy. It was marked the beginning of the High Renaissance in Rome, and was often described as a perfect architectural gem of the period.

• Tempietto

• Sfumato

• Stucco

• Baroque

It is a fresco painting which belongs to the series of panel painting on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel painted by an Italian painter. It illustrates the biblical narrative of creation based on the Book of Genesis.

• The Creation of Adam

• The Birth of Venus

• Rinascere

• Mona Lisa

A 17-foot marble statue representing the biblical hero.

• David

• Peter

• Stucco

• Diego

It utilizes color gradience by blending one shade into another in order to blur clear hard lines to create perceptions of depth, form, volume, and finally, to deliver a smooth ethereal image. An Italian word means "smoky".

• Sfumato

• Tempietoo

• Stucco

• Frescoes

It describes the realistic distribution of weigh in a particular sculpture, most especially in a human sculpture. It is an Italian word for "counterpose".

• Contrapposto

• Tempietto

• Baroque

• Masaccio