Title
Renaissance Techniques of Italy and Northern Europe: Comparison and Contrast of Regional Techniques
Publication Date
Fall 2018
Faculty Supervisor
John D. Poling
Description
Beginning in the late 15th century, the Renaissance was a time of rebirth which led to the creation of new artwork. During this time there were economic conditions that allowed patrons to fund the creation of masterpieces. Religion was a prevalent subject in Italian Renaissance art. New ideas would influence the creation of painting, sculpture, and architecture. Through the influence of Italian art, the countries of Northern Europe had a cultural rebirth, which would heavily influence Christian humanism. This period would lead to the creation of new art created in the Low Countries beginning in the late 15th century. Artists produced genre painting and developed different painting techniques.
Course
History 101
Rights
Copyright is owned by the creator of this work.
Recommended Citation
Wise, Emma, "Renaissance Techniques of Italy and Northern Europe: Comparison and Contrast of Regional Techniques" (2018). A with Honors Projects. 251.
https://spark.parkland.edu/ah/251
