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In this video: Dürer, Cranach, Holbein, and Reformation aesthetics in Germany and England. 0:00 Recap and intro 1:33 Dürer and Giorgione Dürer, Avarice Giorgione, Old Woman (La Vecchia) 5:47 Dürer, Melancholia I 8:40 Dürer's Rhinoceros 9:39 Grünewald, The Small Crucifixion 12:40 Grünewald, Isenheim Altarpiece 17:07 Martin Luther and Pope Leo X 21:57 Cranach the Elder, Law and Gospel 25:19 Cranach the Elder, Cupid Complaining to Venus 28:22 Quentin Massys, The Money-Changer and his Wife 32:06 Quentin Massys, The Ugly Duchess 35:15 Erasmus and Holbein Holbein the Younger, Erasmus Holbein the Younger, The Artist’s Family 37:46 The Tudors: Henry VII Henry VII furnishing textile 41:36 Holbein at Henry VIII's court Holbein the Younger, Henry VIII Holbein the Younger, Christina of Denmark Holbein the Younger, Anne of Cleves 48:32 Henry VIII: power and dynasty Pieter Coecke van Aelst (woven by Willem de Pannemaker), tapestry with the Circumcision of Isaac and Expulsion of Hagar, from the Story of Abraham 51:09 Holbein the Younger, Edward VI as a Child 52:37 Holbein the Younger, The Ambassadors Gerhard Emmoser, celestial globe with clockwork 58:37 Michelangelo, Last Judgment “A Narrative Art History of the Renaissance" tells the story of European Renaissance art from about 1250 to 1610 in a continuous chronological narrative. Season 1 will focus on the 16th century, covering the period 1469 to 1610 in seven chapters with an introduction. This lecture series aims to present Renaissance art in coherent context rather than as a disconnected collection of facts and artworks to be memorized. The focus here is not on individual artworks - although in-depth analyses of specific works are featured, too - but on the bigger picture of the Renaissance, including cross-cultural influences and artistic dialogues. It assumes little to no background in art history. In this season: Chapter 0 - Season 1 Introduction: Renaissance Florence, ca. 1460 Chapter 1 - The Dawn of the High Renaissance, 1469-1520 Chapter 2 - Stylistic Synthesis in the High Renaissance, 1500-1527 Chapter 3 - The Reformation, 1500-1550 Chapter 4 - New Landscapes, New Genres, 1500-1569 Chapter 5 - Mannerism: the Art of Artifice, 1520-1569 Chapter 6 - The Evolving European Taste: Image and Patronage, 1527-1600 Chapter 7 - Dawn of the Baroque: Reverberations of Renaissance and Reformation, 1575-1610 All content created, edited, written, and produced by Weili Jin, 2022; published 2023 An initiative of The Close Looking Project Visit https://closelooking.org/ to learn more