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The Camera Obscura was increasingly used by artists, particularly for portraits and landscapes. DaVinci's legacy in world art, architecture science and technology is unsurpassed and enduring. Born in 1452 as the illegitimate child of a prominent lawyer and a peasant girl, DaVinci held art as a pastime, rather than a craft. His passion as an artist, architect, and inventor is evident in both his complete and incomplete works, including his most famous masterpiece, the
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the camera obscura was increasingly used by artists
The Camera Obscura was increasingly used by artists, particularly for portraits and landscapes. DaVinci's legacy in world art, architecture science and technology is unsurpassed and enduring. Born in 1452 as the illegitimate child of a prominent lawyer and a peasant girl, DaVinci held art as a pastime, rather than a craft. His passion as an artist, architect, and inventor is evident in both his complete and incomplete works, including his most famous masterpiece, the
The Camera Obscura was increasingly used by artists, particularly for portraits and landscapes. DaVinci's legacy in world art, architecture science and technology is unsurpassed and enduring. Born in 1452 as the illegitimate child of a prominent lawyer and a peasant girl, DaVinci held art as a pastime, rather than a craft. His passion as an artist, architect, and inventor is evident in both his complete and incomplete works, including his most famous masterpiece, the
The Camera Obscura was increasingly used by artists, particularly for
portraits and landscapes. a. Who invented the Camera Obscura , where and when? Alhazen, Camera obscura, Inventor. Invented in Iraq, invented around 13-14th centuries b. When, where and by whom was it first used in Europe? The principle of the camera obscura had arrived in Europe by 1267, Italian architect Giambattista della Porta c. How did it revolutionize painting? This technology could be used only as a tool to assist artists in drafting their artwork Leonardo Da Vinci. (artists, inventor, architect, scientist) As you know from art history, this was a period of many great artists, but Leonardo Da Vincis legacy in world art, architecture science and technology is unsurpassed and enduring. His life story is compelling. He was also responsible for the first known photograph, a self portrait. Shroud of turin a.What is the title of this photograph? the Lucan Portrait b.Research Leonardo Da Vinci and create a overview of the man and his contribution to art, science, medicine, architecture and engineering Leonardo DaVinci, the ultimate Renaissance man of the fifteenth century, is now a legend, completely defined by his works of art, innovations, architecture, and inventions. Born in 1452 as the illegitimate child of a prominent lawyer and a peasant girl, DaVinci held art as a pastime as opposed to a craft, with undying enthusiasm and a child-like whim. His socially unacceptable behaviours, such as his mirror image handwriting and his constant notebook recordings, make this genius stand out during a period of men like Michelangelo and Macchiavelli. Travelling throughout Italy over the course of his lifetime, Leonardos passion as an artist, architect, and inventor is evident in both his complete and incomplete works, including his most famous masterpiece, the Mona Lisa. Upon his death in 1519, DaVinci proved to be a genius far ahead of his time in his many fields
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of studyunder-appreciated and less known than today, due to the
disclosure of his notebooks and many more mastermind ideas. Albrecht Drer: Engravings A famous set of playing cards, attributed to the Master of Playing Cards are the first European engravings known. It is believed that these were the work of Gutenberg. Albrecht Drer is, however one of the best known engravers of all time . a. Research the life and engravings of Drer. Albrecht Durer was born in Nuremberg. His family came from Hungary, germanizing the family name of Threr when they settled in Nuremberg soon after the middle of the 15th century. His father, also called Albrecht, was a goldsmith and served as assistant to Hieronymus Helfer, and in 1468 married his daughter Barbara. They had eighteen children, of whom Albrecht was the second. Albrecht's brother, Hans Durer, became a famous artist as well. he years between his return from Venice and his journey to the Netherlands are commonly divided according to the type of work with which he was principally occupied. The first five years, 1507-1511, are pre-eminently the painting years of his life. In them, working with a vast number of preliminary drawings and studies, he produced what have been accounted his four best works in painting - Adam and Eve (1507), Virgin with the Iris (1508), the altarpiece the Assumption of the Virgin (1509), and the Adoration of the Trinity by all the Saints (1511). During this period he also completed the two woodcut series of the Great Passion and the Life of the Virgin, both published in 1511 together with a second edition of the Apocalypse series. From 1511 to 1514, Durer concentrated on engraving, both on wood and copper, but especially the latter. The major work he produced in this period was the thirty-seven subjects of the Little Passion on wood, published first in 1511, and a set of fifteen small copper-engravings on the same theme in 1512. In 1513 and 1514 appeared the three most famous of Durer's works in copper-engraving, The Knight and Death (or simply The Knight, as he called it, 1513), Melancolia and St Jerome in his Study (both 1514). b. Name three of his best known engravings
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The Great Courier Young Woman attacked by The print revolution. The invention of Movable Type printing has been wrongly accredited to Gutenberg of Germany. He was, however, the first European to use this invention and he created the first mechanized printing press, which caused both a technological and political revolution in Europe. Copyright issues had to be addressed, literacy spread (though not common until the 20th century) new ideas went on a rampage within established structures, paper manufacturing, bookbinding and publishing became new and thriving commercial ventures. The woodblock printers tried to shut down the new businesses by violent protest, the Inquisition burnt books and imprisoned, thumb-screwed and water-boarded authors, printers and publishers alike, but to no avail , the WORD was out, and there was no getting it back in. When, where and by whom were the following invented? a. Woodblock printing Among the most globally significant innovations of the Tang (618906) and Song (9601279) dynasties were the inventions of woodblock printing and moveable type, enabling widespread publishing of a variety of texts, and the dissemination of knowledge and literacy. China b. Printing with movable type The first movable type printing system was invented by Pi Sheng in China around 1040 c. Typecasting. In the 13th century, the Koreans created a metal type movable printing device, which applied the typecasting method that was used in coin casting. d. Who was the first European to be accredited with the invention of printing?
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ohannes Gutenberg is also accredited with printing the world's first
book using movable type e. What was the name of the first book to be printed in China? Diamond sutra f. What was the name of the first book to be printed in Europe g. 1455: The Gutenberg Bible was the first major book printed in Europe with movable metal type by Johannes Gutenberg. g. What is an incunabula an early printed book, especially one printed before 1501 h, What is an uncial? of or written in a majuscule script with rounded unjoined letters that is found in European manuscripts of the 4th8th centuries and from which modern capital letters are derived. Compare the effects of the movable type printing revolution of 500 years ago with the 20 year old www. revolution. Describe similarities and differences.