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Painted by Tiziano Vecellio ( Titian ) in 1543. I believe this painting is middle Renaissance because there is an excellent understanding of perspective and  and tonal recession-  gradual fading of colour with distance. It also has fully three dimensional figures and an accurate depictions of its surroundings in this certain painting it would be the stairs, walls, the sky etc.

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 St. Jerome Saving Sylvanus and Punishing the Heretic Sabinianus

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 St. Jerome Saving Sylvanus and Punishing the Heretic Sabinianus

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Painted by Raffaello Sanzio from 1502 to 1503. I think painting is early Renaissance because there is a more realistic background ( mountains,trees etc) rather than a gilt background. We can see there is an attempt at three dimensional figures an at perspective.

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Painted by Jan Gossaert in 1516. I believe this painting is late Renaissance because of the
nude (which are becoming more sensuous) figures which are emphasised. For me this means means the painter wants us to focus on the nude figures more than the background thats why the background is lacking detail.

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Painted by Tiziano Vecellio know as Titian in 1570. In my opinion this particular painting is late Renaissance because of the emphasis on the human form which means that the background is lacking detail. Since the nude figures are becoming more sensuous there is less and less religious meaning. This painting also shows us that the concept of realism is slowly getting replaced by the concept of idealism.

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Painted by Raffaello Sanzio from 1509-1510. I think this fresco is a representation of the middle renaissance style because it has all the elements that define that style. It has an excellent understanding of perspective and tonal recession- gradual fading of colour with distance, it also has fully 3 dimensional figures as well and an accurate depiction of its surroundings ( the arched walls, the marble floors, the marble stairs etc).

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Painted by  Paolo Caliari (more commonly known as Veronese) in 1573. I think this is middle Renaissance because Veronese has show an excellent understanding of perspective as well as tonal recession - gradual fading of colour with distance . This painting also has fully 3 dimensional figures and an accurate depiction of buildings at that period of time.

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Painted by Giorgione from 1508 to 1509. This particular painting is early renaissance due to the attempts to show three dimensional figures and you can also see beginning of perspective as well as replacing the gilt background with a more realistic background. There is also greater realism and simplicity.

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Painted by Tiziano Vecellio, more commonly know as Titian, in 1555. This painting is late Renaissance due to the emphasis on the human forms which makes the nude figures more sensuous. Compared to the other styles late renaissance paintings are often lacking religious meanings and symbols and the background is lacking detail.

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Painted by Vittore Carpaccio in 1510. I think this painting is definitively early Renaissance because there is attempt at perspective and at 3 dimensional figures. We can also tell its early Renaissance because they have replaced the gilt background with a more realistic background in this case nature and other animals. In the back left we can also see the painter has attempted to put perspective in the building.