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VikaD [51]
2 years ago
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Comparing and Contrasting How is the use of details in Campin's altarpiece

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Varvara68 [4.7K]2 years ago
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The paintings of Pietro Perugino and Robert Campin have several similarities, but they also differ in various aesthetic aspects and details.

<h3>What is a detail? </h3>

In the field of plastic arts, artists include details in their works, that is, some detail that is interesting to highlight for various reasons. According to the above, it can be inferred that Camín's altarpiece and Perugino's fresco differ and resemble each other in the following details:

Similarities

  • They have a high level of detail in the architectural structures in the background in both paintings.
  • The human and angel figures also have a high level of detail in the hands, hair and face.
  • They have a high symbolic level because they include many details that refer to other episodes in history and religion.

Differences

  • The Perugino fresco is larger (335 cm x 550 cm) than the Campin's altarpiece (64.5 cm x 117 cm).
  • They refer to different moments in the Christian religion.
  • They use different techniques and materials.

Learn more about Pietro Perugino in: brainly.com/question/4073260

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