Write to Learn: What is the message of this painting? Translation: “This is not a pipe.”

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Write to Learn: What is the message of this painting?

Translation: “This is not a pipe.”

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Notes: The Renaissance: Illusion and Perspective

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Spatial Depth

Spatial: having to do with space

Depth: having to do with distance

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Scale

the size of things in relation to each other

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Three-Dimensional

an object that has height, width and depth

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Worldview

a particular philosophy of life or conception of the world

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Question

According to the reading, why doMedieval and Renaissance paintings look different?

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Question

How did Medieval paintings show who had the

most power/significance in the paintings?

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Questions

Why do Medieval paintings have very little depth (look flat) and sometimes show scenes from different

events at different times in the same painting?

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Question

How did people begin to think about the surfaces that were painted on?

How was this different than people during Medieval times?

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Renaissance = Earthly Experience

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Medieval = Religious Experience

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Religious

belief in and worship of a superhuman power

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Secular

attitudes, activities, or other things that have no religious basis

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Realism

representing a person, thing, or situation accurately or in a way that is true to life

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Humanism

A worldview celebrating humanity rather than divine or supernatural matters.

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Humanism

Humanist beliefs stress the potential value and goodness of human beings,

emphasize common human needs, and seek rational ways of solving human problems.

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What did I learn today?

In your own words, describe what humanism is.