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This exhibition includes works of art varying from the early to mid 1500s. Two out of the three paintings are Fresco paints while the last one is an oil on panel type of painting. I picked these artworks for my exhibit because they each share the theme of fantasy. They both show the separation of the real world and the world where angels and creatures exist. In all paintings the humans acknowledge the creatures and angels as if they live in the same realm but are still very different. They both are interacting with each other whether it’s them battling or the painting showing the reaction of the humans seeing these other beings.

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Titan, Assumption of the Virgin (1516-18), Oil On Panel, Italian Renaissance, Basilica Di Santa MAria Gloriosa dei Frari, Venice

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Titan, Assumption of the Virgin (1516-18), Oil On Panel, Italian Renaissance, Basilica Di Santa MAria Gloriosa dei Frari, Venice

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This piece of art was painted by Titan in 1516-18. The painting was designed for the high altar for the Frari Church which is located in Venice. Which also happens to be the largest altar piece in the city of Venice to this day. This art piece does a really good job of showing the acknowledgment of the angels by the humans. The angels are seen lifting the cloud up underneath Mary while looking down upon the humans. The clouds in a way act as the barrier between some type of alternate dimension that is different from the current one of the people below the clouds.

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Michelangelo, Last Judgement(1536-41), Fresco Paint, Mannerism, Sistine Chapel Altar Wall 

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Michelangelo, Last Judgement(1536-41), Fresco Paint, Mannerism, Sistine Chapel Altar Wall 

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The painting the Last Judgement was painted in 1536-41 by none other than Michelangelo himself. This painting was commissioned by Pope Clement VII for the Sistine Chapel. In this painting I wanted to point out the fact that this scene has a mixture of Gods, humans and weird creatures. What also makes this painting seem more fantasy like is that they are all pretty much floating on top of clouds, which is not a normal thing that you would see in everyday life. But you can also see that the humans or Gods are fighting these creatures there at the bottom.

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Guillo Romano, Fall of the Giants, Fresco Paint, Mannerism, Palazzo del Te (1530-32)

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Guillo Romano, Fall of the Giants, Fresco Paint, Mannerism, Palazzo del Te (1530-32)

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This painting was painted in 1503-32 by Guillo Romano. Who was known to help define the Mannerism style which was in the sixteenth century. But, he mostly dabbled in deviations from high Renaissance classicism. This painting was commissioned under Duke Federico ll of Gonzaga. This painting resides in Palazzo Te, Mantua. This painting has a few interesting details that I would like to point out. One being that it looks as if the clouds are holding up the people above the crumbling building while the others are getting crushed. Second, there seems to be a cloud like monster causing this panic to happen. I’m not too sure on what the cloud figure is supposed to present.