Essential Vocabulary - Proto-Renaissance

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Essential Vocabulary - Proto-Renaissance

Allegory
work of art that possesses a symbolic meaning in addition to a literal interpretation
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Allegory work of art that possesses a symbolic meaning in addition to a literal interpretation
Altarpiece a painted or sculpted panel set on an altar of a church
Gesso a primer added to wood panels to prevent paint from soaking through them
International Gothic Style a style of fourteenth- and fifteenth-century painting begun by Simone Martini; style is characterized by elegant and intricate interpretations of naturalistic subjects, and minute detailing and patterning in drapery and color
Maestá a painting of Mary as the enthroned Queen of Heaven surrounded by angels and saints
Maniera greca a style of painting based on Byzantine models that was popular in Italy in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries
Predella the base of an altarpiece that is filled with small paintings, often narrative scenes
Tempera a type of paint that employs egg yolk as the binding medium that is noted for its quick drying rate and flat, opaque colors
Trecento the 1300s, or fourteenth century, in Italian art

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