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Understanding the Renaissance Visual Arts in Florence and Venice

Explore the functions, patrons, motivations, and influences of the visual arts in Renaissance Florence and Venice. Discover notable artworks and key locations that shaped this artistic era.

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Understanding the Renaissance Visual Arts in Florence and Venice

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  1. The Visual Arts in Renaissance Florence and Venice Jonathan Davies

  2. What were the functions of the visual arts in Florence and Venice?What types of patron were there?What were the motivations of patrons?How and why did the visual arts in Florence and Venice begin to be influenced by the revival of antiquity?

  3. Vittore Carpaccio, The Dream of St Ursula

  4. Orsanmichele

  5. Benozzo Gozzoli, The Adoration of the Magi

  6. Gentile Bellini, Procession in Piazza San Marco

  7. Tintoretto, The Miracle of St Mark Freeing the Slave

  8. Veronese, The Feast in the House of Levi

  9. Palazzo della Signoria

  10. The Duomo

  11. The Baptistery

  12. Scuola Grande di San Marco

  13. Palazzo Medici

  14. Palazzo Rucellai

  15. Palazzo Strozzi

  16. Ca’ Foscari

  17. Titian, Madonna with saints and members of the Pesaro family

  18. Donatello, David

  19. Verrocchio, David

  20. Veronese, The Apotheosis of Venice

  21. Vasari, Portrait of Alessandro, duke of Florence

  22. Bandinelli, Bust of Cosimo, duke of Florence

  23. Brunelleschi, Ospedale degli Innocenti

  24. Masaccio, St Peter healing the sick

  25. Donatello, David

  26. Gambello, The gate of the Arsenale

  27. Giovanni Bellini, Madonna degli Alberetti

  28. Codusso, San Michele in Isola

  29. Mantegna, St Sebastian

  30. Donatello, St John the Baptist

  31. Castagno, St John the Baptist

  32. Donatello, Miracle of the new-born child

  33. Verrocchio and Leopardo, Monument of Bartolomeo Colleoni

  34. Giovanni Bellini, San Giobbe Altarpiece

  35. Giovanni Bellini, San Giobbe Altarpiece (detail)

  36. Virgin and Child, Santa Maria Assunta

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