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Florentine art seems to be very graceful.
Even St Jerome which is literally sinew, bone and skin seems to be very gracefully and elegantly composed - the arch of the arm the bends of the limbs.

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Roman art displays clear influence of classical history as their compositions and ideals of well defined and accentuated anatomy remains from ancient sculpture. The biblical tales are elevated through this refined and outstanding style to combine modern thought with the ‘grandeur’ of the Roman empires artistic stylings.

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Agree.
Even the way that Ventian artists worked with the new medium of oil paint seemed to be trying to emulate the effects of mosiacs, in terms of catching the light with glazes and ground glass.

Often there is a very spiritial quality.
Bellini's Agony in the garden was talked about as being a metaphorical landscape as Venice was in fact surrounded by water.

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Mategna was criticised for creating wooden looking figures.
His paintings were also influenced by the study of classical sculptures - which he spent time studying in Rome.

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Roman Art seems very epic.
The figures very grand, muscular and heroic looking.

I know that Michelangelo in particular was influenced by the rediscovery of classical artifacts as his figures are very muscular and sculptural looking.

Reminds me of classical epic stories

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Venetian art seems to be very close to the pictorial plain, this may be a result of venues history with Byzantine mosaic art where the imagery is physically surface level.

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Christian Art in .... seems very ....
I think the reason for this might be/is .................

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https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_T9yF7vPI_AIxBnfXhh9sSVZwpANnlFq

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SM8WtYR9UtIAqmJ8J_JmP2-DPqGuSgfn/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KY5FE1Z0HkEYvpwimMgF256J_0LkB6RO/view?usp=sharing

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Why were Christian stories portrayed in particular ways?

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Why were Christian stories portrayed in particular ways?

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All of these artworks portray Christian Stories. Yet they emphasise different things.
Was there a particular approach in different cities?
How would you sum up the approach in each city, in a nutshell
What do you think influenced the way the artist communicated Christian Stories in their art?

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The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne da Vinci

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The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne da Vinci