Most of the works in this period are mainly religious, and many comments say that religion is used as a shield. I object to this statement. Anyone who knows a little about the western world knows that religious beliefs occupy a large part of their lives in the west. In the final analysis, the religious art of the Renaissance can be said to be a kind of human religious art, not the religious art of the church under the feudal system. This point should be made clear first.
The characteristics of artistic techniques in the Renaissance are mainly reflected in the creation of expressive techniques based on scientific theory and practical investigation, such as human anatomy and perspective rules. Pay more attention to the harmony and naturalness of colors in style and technique, and don't stick to one model. In terms of architectural art, it takes the restoration of classical architectural tradition as the primary task and pays attention to the rational law of architectural aesthetic feeling.
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Renaissance connotation:
Renaissance (Italian: Rinascimento, composed of ri- "re "and nascere "birth", French: La Renaissance) was an ideological and cultural movement that took place in Europe from the middle of14th century to16th century. It originated in Florence, Milan and Venice in the late Middle Ages, and then spread to European countries. The word "Renaissance" can also roughly refer to this historical period, but because the changes it caused are not completely consistent in all parts of Europe, "Renaissance" is only a general term for this period.
pioneer
Dante (Italy). Known as the last poet in the Middle Ages, he is also the first poet in the new period. His long poem Divine Comedy (the whole poem is divided into three parts: Hell, Purgatory and Paradise) clearly expresses his dislike of the Catholic Church and takes the lead in criticizing it.
Da Vinci (Italy). He combined artistic creation with scientific exploration, created many perfect and vivid characters, and fully embodied the spirit of humanism. His masterpieces include The Last Supper and Mona Lisa.
Shakespeare (English) He was a master of literature in the Renaissance, and wrote more than 30 plays and many famous poems in his life. These works profoundly criticized feudal ethics and social bad habits, and embodied the spirit of humanism. Representative works include Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet. Comedy The Merchant of Venice
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Baidu Encyclopedia-Renaissance