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050	1	4	_aND653.B65 _bW66 2012
100			_aBent, George R.
110			_aWashington and Lee University
245	0	0	_aLeonardo da Vinci and the Italian High Renaissance / _cGeorge R. Bent ; The Teaching Company.
250			_a1st ed.
260			_aChantilly, VA : _bThe Teaching Company, _c2012.
300			_a6 DVDs (1080 min.) : _bsd. col. ; _c4 3/4 in. + _e1 Course Guidebook (vi, 363 p. : ill. ; 19 cm).
440			_aThe Great Courses
440			_aFine Arts and Music
440			_aVisual Arts
500			_aIncludes 36 x 30 min. lectures. Also Includes Course Guidebook.
504			_aThe Course Guidebook includes a glossary and bibliographical references.
505			_a"Leonardo da Vinci and the Italian High Renaissance is Professor Bent's powerful and engrossing look at this grand master, the intriguing world he inhabited and shaped, and the legacies he left behind for us. This 36-lecture course — packed with illustrations and animations that bring you closer than ever before to Leonardo's paintings, sculptures, sketches, and notebooks — is like touring an imaginary and comprehensive exhibit devoted to his entire career. You'll gain fresh insights into his iconic paintings, his important anatomical studies, and his astonishingly prescient visions for machines we now take for granted. But more than that, you'll experience what it was like to live in Leonardo's world and to understand the High Renaissance as it swept through great Italian cities such as Florence, Milan, and Rome." (Publisher's Website)
505			_aCONTENTS:
505			_aDISC 1 _t1. Introducing Leonardo da Vinci _t2. Who Was Leonardo? Facts and Fictions _t3. Leonardo's Artistic Origins _t4. From Apprentice To Partner _t5. Annunciation: Leonardo's First Commission _t6. A New Kind of Portrait: Ginevra de' Benci
505			_aDISC 2 _t7. Leonardo's Early Madonnas _t8. Scandal, Reprieve and the Penitent St. Jerome _t9. Inventing Early Modern Classicism _t10. Arrival in Milan: Madonna of the Rocks _t11. Leonardo at Court: Portrait of a Musician _t12. Leonardo and the Ladies
505			_aDISC 3 _t13. Threats to the Italian Renaissance: the 1490s _t14. Leonardo the Inventor and Engineer _t15. Vitruvian Man, Perfection, and Architecture _t16. Leonardo the Military Scientist _t17. Leonardo and Flight _t18. Drawing Human Figures and Caricatures
505			_aDISC 4 _t19. Colossus: the Sculpture for Ludovico Sforza _t20. The Making of The Last Supper _t21. The Meaning of The Last Supper _t22. Mantua, Isabella d'Este, and Venice _t23. Return to Florence: Sfumato and an Exhibition _t24. Leonardo, Cesare Borgia, and Machiavelli
505			_aDISC 5 _t25. Michelangelo and Leonardo _t26. Mona Lisa: La Gioconda _t27. Raphael and Leonardo _t28. Leonardo in Milan and Pope Julius II in Rome _t29. The Anatomical Drawings: his Greatest Works? _t30. In Praise of Painting: Leonardo's Manifesto
505			_aDISC 6 _t31. Leonardo and the Medici in Rome _t32. High Renaissance art from Rome to Venice _t33. Last Years: Leonardo in France _t34. Renaissance Man and Man of the Renaissance _t35. The End of an Era _t36. The Legacies of Leonardo da Vinci
520	2		_a"Leonardo da Vinci and the Italian High Renaissance is Professor Bent's powerful and engrossing look at this grand master, the intriguing world he inhabited and shaped, and the legacies he left behind for us. This 36-lecture course — packed with illustrations and animations that bring you closer than ever before to Leonardo's paintings, sculptures, sketches, and notebooks — is like touring an imaginary and comprehensive exhibit devoted to his entire career. You'll gain fresh insights into his iconic paintings, his important anatomical studies, and his astonishingly prescient visions for machines we now take for granted. But more than that, you'll experience what it was like to live in Leonardo's world and to understand the High Renaissance as it swept through great Italian cities such as Florence, Milan, and Rome." (Publisher's Website)
520	3		_aDVD CONTENTS: DISC 1 1. Introducing Leonardo da Vinci 2. Who Was Leonardo? Facts and Fictions 3. Leonardo's Artistic Origins 4. From Apprentice To Partner 5. Annunciation: Leonardo's First Commission 6. A New Kind of Portrait: Ginevra de' Benci DISC 2 7. Leonardo's Early Madonnas 8. Scandal, Reprieve and the Penitent St. Jerome 9. Inventing Early Modern Classicism 10. Arrival in Milan: Madonna of the Rocks 11. Leonardo at Court: Portrait of a Musician 12. Leonardo and the Ladies DISC 3 13. Threats to the Italian Renaissance: the 1490s 14. Leonardo the Inventor and Engineer 15. Vitruvian Man, Perfection, and Architecture 16. Leonardo the Military Scientist 17. Leonardo and Flight 18. Drawing Human Figures and Caricatures DISC 4 19. Colossus: the Sculpture for Ludovico Sforza 20. The Making of The Last Supper 21. The Meaning of The Last Supper 22. Mantua, Isabella d'Este, and Venice 23. Return to Florence: Sfumato and an Exhibition 24. Leonardo, Cesare Borgia, and Machiavelli DISC 5 25. Michelangelo and Leonardo 26. Mona Lisa: La Gioconda 27. Raphael and Leonardo 28. Leonardo in Milan and Pope Julius II in Rome 29. The Anatomical Drawings: his Greatest Works? 30. In Praise of Painting: Leonardo's Manifesto DISC 6 31. Leonardo and the Medici in Rome 32. High Renaissance art from Rome to Venice 33. Last Years: Leonardo in France 34. Renaissance Man and Man of the Renaissance 35. The End of an Era 36. The Legacies of Leonardo da Vinci
520	3		_aCOURSE GUIDEBOOK CONTENTS: INTRODUCTION Professor Biography Course Scope LECTURE GUIDES Lecture 1: Introducing Leonardo da Vinci Lecture 2: Who Was Leonardo? Facts and Fictions Lecture 3: Leonardo's Artistic Origins Lecture 4: From Apprentice To Partner Lecture 5: Annunciation: Leonardo's First Commission Lecture 6: A New Kind of Portrait: Ginevra de' Benci Lecture 7: Leonardo's Early Madonnas Lecture 8: Scandal, Reprieve and the Penitent St. Jerome Lecture 9: Inventing Early Modern Classicism Lecture 10: Arrival in Milan: Madonna of the Rocks Lecture 11: Leonardo at Court: Portrait of a Musician Lecture 12: Leonardo and the Ladies Lecture 13: Threats to the Italian Renaissance: the 1490s Lecture 14: Leonardo the Inventor and Engineer Lecture 15: Vitruvian Man, Perfection, and Architecture Lecture 16: Leonardo the Military Scientist Lecture 17: Leonardo and Flight Lecture 18: Drawing Human Figures and Caricatures Lecture 19: Colossus: the Sculpture for Ludovico Sforza Lecture 20: The Making of The Last Supper Lecture 21: The Meaning of The Last Supper Lecture 22: Mantua, Isabella d'Este, and Venice Lecture 23: Return to Florence: Sfumato and an Exhibition Lecture 24: Leonardo, Cesare Borgia, and Machiavelli Lecture 25: Michelangelo and Leonardo Lecture 26: Mona Lisa: La Gioconda Lecture 27: Raphael and Leonardo Lecture 28: Leonardo in Milan and Pope Julius II in Rome Lecture 29: The Anatomical Drawings: his Greatest Works? Lecture 30: In Praise of Painting: Leonardo's Manifesto Lecture 31: Leonardo and the Medici in Rome Lecture 32: High Renaissance art from Rome to Venice Lecture 33: Last Years: Leonardo in France Lecture 34: Renaissance Man and Man of the Renaissance Lecture 35: The End of an Era Lecture 36: The Legacies of Leonardo da Vinci SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL Leonardo's Notebooks and the Main Codex Collections Works Discussed Timeline Glossary Biographical Notes Bibliography
538			_aDVD, NTSC.
650		0	_aArt _zItaly.
650		0	_aHigh Renaissance.
650		0	_aLeonardo da Vinci.
650		0	_aMusic.
710			_aThe Teaching Company
856			_uhttps://www.thegreatcourses.com/courses/leonardo-da-vinci-and-the-italian-high-renaissance.html _zPublisher's Website.
856			_uhttps://ottawa.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S26C1328693 _zCheck the Ottawa Public Library (OPL) catalog.
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