Renaissance 1420-1600 - (Art Periods & Movements) by Kristina Menzel & Uschi Baetz & Ruth Dangelmaier & Uta Hasekamp & Daniel Kiecol (Hardcover)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>During the origin of Renaissance painting in Italy, a world view was revived that enabled man to determine his own existence. In painting, new themes developed along with an orientation toward representing reality. This naturalism was influenced by Dutch painting from around 1450, and as the fifteenth century transitioned into the sixteenth, Rome followed Florence as the center of the Renaissance. Shortly thereafter, the new style radiated to other countries. In northern Europe, the Renaissance combined with late medieval currents, which also placed earthly existence at the center of attention. <i>Renaissance 1420-1600</i> shows with more than 400 works an overview of the most important paintings of the era.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><b>Kristina Menzel</b> is an art historian specializing in the art of the Netherlands. <b>Uschi Baetz</b> is a teacher in art education and an author. Art historian <b>Ruth Dangelmaier</b> has worked for many years as a freelance writer and editor. Art historian <b>Uta Hasekamp</b> writes, edits, and translates art history publications. <b>Daniel Kiecol</b> is a historian, writer, and lecturer.
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