Before the renaissance, people were
more focused on the god or related to religious factors because the church had
all the authority and governed the country. However, as the war of crusaders
kept losing the war, the Catholic Church started lose their power. Hence, people tried to escape from the church by
restoring the ideas of ancient Greek and Rome. They started to concentrate more on human
beings rather than god or religions and also human feelings. This picture is
one of Botticelli’s works. In the
painting, everyone can find out that human figures are described very nicely
and beautifully compared to medieval age paintings.
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The qualities of Van Eyck’s paintings are that he used a
style of a profound ability to mimic reality and there are lots of implied
meanings of objects. He was an oil-based
painter that he was able to capture rich colors and subtle changes in textures
and surfaces.
This picture is “The Calling of St. Matthew” by Caravaggio. The
painting is very realistic because in Baroque people cared about the realistic
of appearance. The person who points the finger to someone else is Jesus and
the person who bow down his head is Matthew. Moreover, drawing the objects as
the way we see was the main point in Baroque.
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