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focused on the christian religion and was generally dull

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Most paintings were made for Churches

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Humans were more lifelike

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both art

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painted

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used brushes

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Both were symbolizing things that were important to them at the time rather than painting something random

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Kate Devine

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Kate Devine

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oil paints were used instead of tempura paints (used in the middle ages) so there was able to be more color mixing and depth to the paintings

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drew attention to feelings and emotions 

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drew attention to feelings and emotions 

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Kate Devine

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vibrant color

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both had a lack of understanding on how to draw the human body the right proportion

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both had a lack of understanding on how to draw the human body the right proportion

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Kate Devine

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Less realistic

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Renaissance Art tended to focus on Myths

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show a ranking of humans based off of social & religious importance

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Style of art was relatively the same

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Usually 3 dimensional

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Often used to show beauty in nature (including human beings).

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The middle ages had more dark colors, while the renaissance had lighter and more lighthearted colors, But the overall choice of color was relatively the same.

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Middle Ages Art Characteristics

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Are there more similarities or differences between the two? Why?

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drew a mix of the real world and fantasy world

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Artists were compensated extremely well for their work

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art did not revolve around religion only.

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less contrast

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uses gold and halos to represent residents of heaven

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realistic with a focus on the body

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Choice of colors

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less lively and was very boring to look at

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Mainly made for churches and depicted Christian stories

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mythological and historical subjects

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both focused around humans

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ranked humans in order of social importance based on religious ideology.

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painted landscapes

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showed countryside of Italy

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more complex and didnt have one simple color basis

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Colors were similar, paintings looked alike

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both showed what they valued

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lots of differences; it seems like as time went on they got to be more accepting of bodies and less focused around Christianity

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Used formal figures to express religious concerns

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choice of colors

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more differences because renissance was more free

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drew humans fixed to natural landscapes, demonstrating a shift in focus to the real and natural world rather than divine objects.

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created realistic scenes and images.

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most art was religion-focused

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same art media; paintings, sculptures, etc.

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colors were generally muted

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Similar colors and showed the values of the culture

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based on religion

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used realistic poses and expressions

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the use of proportion

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differences because as their views on things like religion and life changed their art did too

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more differences because middle ages are like limited to people on what to do or think while Renaissance is more open and free

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There are more differences than similarities. Because they were during different centuries.

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There are more differences than similarities because of the evolving role of the artist from craftsman to independent artist

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there were more differences because the renaissance paintings had a much broader subject to paint plus more detail