01 ARCH 242: BUILDING HISTORY II HISTORY OF THE PROFESSION: RENAISSANCE & BAROQUE ARCHITECTURE
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ARCH 242: BUILDING HISTORY I IHistory of tHe profession: renaissance & baroque arcHitecture
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MicHeLanGeLo Di LoDoVico buonarroti siMoni (1475-1564)
- the sculptor architect - Mannerism - palazzo farnese
- Medici chapel
- Laurentian Library
- piazza del campidoglio
-saint peter’s
-Midterm exam
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MICHELANGELO DI LODOVICO BUONARROTI SIMONI
Michelangelo di Lodovico buonar-roti simoni1475 - 1564
- born in caprese in the tuscany region
- projects in florence & rome, italy
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LOCATIONS IN ITALY
florence
rome
Map of italy
caprese
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MICHELANGELO DI LODOVICO BUONARROTI SIMONI
Michelangelo di Lodovico buonar-roti simoni1475 - 1564
- born in caprese in the tuscany region
- projects in florence & rome, italy
- worked as a painter, poet, sculptor, and architect
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MICHELANGELO THE SCULPTOR
“i saw an angel in the block of marble and i just chiseled ‘til i set him free.” - Michelangelo
David, 1501-1504
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MICHELANGELO THE SCULPTOR
David replica in Montevideo, uruguay David replica in copenhagen, Denmark
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MICHELANGELO THE PAINTER
the sistine chapel, 1508-1512
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MICHELANGELO THE PAINTER
the Last Judgement, 1534-1541
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MICHELANGELO’S THEMATIC S
Michelangelo’s thematics are rooted in art
- Michelangelo distorted classical principles in his own manner
- he is comparable to bramante in that he worked with architecture as an organism
- his architecture led to the transition from High renaissance to baroque architecture
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MICHELANGELO DI LODOVICO BUONARROTI SIMONI
Michelangelo di Lodovico buonarroti simoni1475 - 1564
- born in caprese in the tuscany region
- projects in florence & rome, italy
- worked as a painter, poet, sculptor, and architect
- the sculptor architect
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MANNERISM
Mannerism in architecture refers to liberties taken in distorting the harmonies of classical architecture
- began in 1520
- it is an easier concept to apply to painting and sculpture rather than architecture
- it is often found in villa or palace architecture
the Last Judgement, 1534-1541
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VILLAS & PALACES
Villa farnesina by peruzzi, rome 1509-11
Mannerism was best expressed in villas and palaces
- many were located outside of the city
- certain liberties could be taken be-cause these were private spaces
- these architectural liberties were less allowable in public spaces such as churches or official buildings
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VILLA MADAMA, RAPHAEL
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PALA ZZO TE, GIULIO ROMANO
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PALA ZZO TE, GIULIO ROMANO
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PALA ZZO FARNESE, 1541-1546
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01 Medici chapel
02 Laurentian Library
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FLORENCE, ITALY
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MEDIC I CHAPEL, begun 1520
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LAURENTIAN LIBRARY, 1525
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LAURENTIAN LIBRARY, 1525
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LAURENTIAN LIBRARY, 1525
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01 piazza del campidoglio
02 saint peter’s
ROME, ITALY
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PIA ZZA DEL CAMPIDOGLIO, 1536 on
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PIA ZZA DEL CAMPIDOGLIO, 1536 on
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PIA ZZA DEL CAMPIDOGLIO, 1536 on
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SAINT PE TER’S, 1546 on
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SAINT PE TER’S, 1546 on
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MICHELANGELO DI LODOVICO BUONARROTI SIMONI
Michelangelo di Lodovico buonarroti simoni 1475 - 1564
- questions?
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MIDTERM EXAM
The Midterm Exam will begin at 10:00am on Friday, October 14see the Midterm exam hardcopy or the digital copy on the course website for more
information.
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