HISTART 62 Lecture Notes - Lecture 26: Counterpoint, Jacopo De' Barbari, Josquin Des Prez

• School: Berkeley
• Department: History Of Art
• Course: HISTART 62
• Professor: Henrike Christiane Lange

Document Summary

Lecture 26: the maritime republic: artistic heritage and patronage in venice. Painters in venice were just so exposed to the elements in the. Laguna that they had to develop a different kind of style. There are subtle differences between a florentine and a. A notion of naturalism defines both stylistic traditions, setting them also in relation to northern oil painting as present in italy ( see cc reading for this lecture!) Artistic heritage, patronage, and multiple creative relationships to the ancient heritage worked in the veneto most originally through the example of andrea mantegna. Standards for good art / masters were formulated in writing and in practice. Opposed to the official line of the usual panegyrical texts, there were some irreverent writings against venetian artists by a paduan ( see making fun of venetian masters ) Jacopo de" barbari, map of venice with neptune and mercury, 1500. Andrea mantegna: saint sebastian (khm, vienna) late 1450s,