Renaissance Siena: Art for a City
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Uploaded by GIORGIOSTUDIO on Nov 19, 2007
"Renaissance Siena: Art for a City".
At the National Gallery. Luke Syson, Curator of the exhibition, introduces Renaissance Siena.
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looks like this was an impressive exhibit! I always like Luke Syson's work. I just posted a video of a related show that opens today in Siena and youtube suggested this one as related... it's right. "From Jacopo della Quercia to Donatello: the Early Renaissance in Siena" is pretty impressive - check it out on my profile!
tuscanyarts 1 year ago
That was very helpful for the short paper I have to do comparing early Sienese and Florentine art. One of the things that I'm having trouble addressing is how Sienese art started pulling out of the Medieval styles, since they were so much more conservative than the Florentine school, and finding out what their initial inspirations to do so were.
Scardy 2 years ago
I enjoyed this video - thank you.
GenericGene 3 years ago