1. Theme Related &Contemporaneous ArtSession 6Ms. BekaExploring Art: A Global, Thematic Approach

2. LEONARDO DA VINCI.The Last Supper, 1495-1498.Media: Pitch, Tempera, Gesso, MasticDimensions: 15 x 29 ft (450 x 870 cm)What arethey talkingabout? 3. The announcement of betrayal:Judas 4. MICHELANGELO.Piet (Pity), 1498-1499.Media: MarbleDimensions: 174 x 195cm 5. Contrast with MichelangelosPiet 6. Mary = young faceJesus = peaceful 7. Attacked by Laszlo Toth in 1972 8. MICHELANGELO.David, 1501-1504.Media: MarbleDimensions: 5,17 m 9. Disproportionate for viewers 10. Who is David? A hero from the Bible David killed a 2,97 m giantnamed, Goliath David symbolized the cityof Florence, Italy The surrounding powerfulstates represent Goliath 11. LEONARDO DA VINCI.Mona Lisa, 1503-1506.Media: Oil paintDimensions: 77 x 53 cm 12. 2 Volunteers, please 13. HIERONYMUS BOSCH.Garden of Earthly Delights, 1505-1510.Media: Oil on wood triptychDimensions: 220 x 389 cm 14. The sides fold in: Creation Story 15. Paradise(Eden)Earth Hell 16. Discuss in small groups:What does this section mean?Paradise(Eden) 17. Discuss in small groups:What does this section mean?Earth 18. Discuss in small groups:What does this section mean?Hell 19. RAPHAEL. Philosophy (School ofAthens), 1509-1511.Media: FrescoDimensions: 500 x 770 cmPlato AristotlePythagoras/Math Euclid/AstronomyHeraclitus/Michelangelo 20. Pythagoras/Math 21. Euclid/Astronomy 22. Heraclitus/Michelangelo 23. MICHELANGELO. Ceiling of the SistineChapel, The Vatican, Rome, Italy, 1508-1512.Media: Fresco 24. Context? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oo7_eFftuM 25. The Sistine Chapel Ad Campaign Gods creation of the world How to maintain a rightrelationship with God What would happen if youdidnt [maintain a rightrelationship with God] 26. Gods Creation 27. The LastJudgement 28. MATTHIAS GRNEWALD.Crucifixion, 1515.Media: Oil on PanelSt. AnthothySt. Sebastian 29. InsideBirth AnnouncementJesus Human BirthFree from SinJesus Resurrection