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=Madonna of The Carnation by Leonardo da Vinci 1478-1480=

Texture-The painter helps make the clothes feel soft. The fabrics look real and folded The baby's skin doesn't look real.
Proportion-The painter must think the mother and baby are most important because

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Perspective- The painter must think that the mother and baby are most important because the biggest things in the painting. The baby seems really out of proportion. The arms and legs look bigger than it should be and its head is in an odd direction.=====

Detail- There is a lot of little details on the flowers in the vase on the side table. The details in tge fabric pattern were very clear.
Contrast- There is a contrast between light and dark. The background is much darker.



=The Crowing of The Virgin by Raphael 1502-1504= Proportion-The two main people are obviously Mary and Jesus because they are in the foreground and they are also bigger than everyone else. the apostles are the biggest so that makes me think they are important. Color/Hue-This is a colorful painting and there are a lot of shades or hues of colors. Jesus' robe had light and dark hues of red to make it look like the robe is folded or bent. Detail-There are many small details to look at. The little angels looking down on Mary and Jesus and flowers in Mary's tomb. Contrast-Raphael uses the blue sky to make the people and details stand out. Emphasis- The colors are deeper and more on the bottom and the colors on the top are lighter and brighter. This helps bring out our eyes to the top.