Art Bites 160: Renaissance Artists: Ghiberti, Brunelleschi, Donatello
About the Episode
Florence, home of the Renaissance, was also home to three early artistic heroes: Brunelleschi (with his beloved cathedral dome), Donatello (with his proud statues), and Ghiberti (with his math-based 3-D baptistry panels).
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Art Bites 193: Marc Chagall
With heavy outlines and brilliant colors, Chagall celebrated nature and its creator.1:36 -
Art Bites 192: Surrealism and Salvador Dalí
Surrealists explored the subconscious painting everyday images in jarring juxtapositions.2:34 -
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Expressionism captured emotions, trauma, and cynicism with distorted and garish works.2:06
