How did Riemenschneider depict the Last Supper differently than Leonardo da Vinci?

He made Judas the central figure with Jesus on the left.
A drawing by _______ may have been used as the basis for the Apple Cup (below), but the metalwork was a collaboration of the _____ family.

What is portrayed in the image above?

What was Albrecht Altdorfer known for?
What does secular mean?
Secular means nonreligious or related to worldly life rather than to religion or the church.
How was Durer’s depiction different from most representations of this event?

Answers may vary. Most had the horsemen lined up in a row, while Durer created a compact overlapping ground of wild riders.
A drawing by _______ may have been used as the basis for the Apple Cup (below), but the metalwork was a collaboration of the _____ family.

What medium did Durer use in the above piece?

What was Albrecht Altdorfer known for?
Which of the following is true about the Renaissance patrons in France?
How did Riemenschneider depict the Last Supper differently than Leonardo da Vinci?

Riemenschneider depicted the Last Supper as a three-dimensional wooden carving, with the figures crowded around the table in varied poses. Leonardo da Vinci painted a two-dimensional scene with Christ centered and the apostles arranged in groups along one side of a long table, reacting to the announcement that one of them would betray him.
How are Altdorfer’s landscapes different from Durer’s landscapes of nature?
Altdorfer’s landscapes are more imaginative, atmospheric, and expressive, often appearing mysterious. Dürer’s landscapes are generally more realistic and detailed observations of nature.
Which of the following is true about the Renaissance patrons in France?
Which of the following was a type of challenge artists faced in the 16th century?
Which of the following was a type of challenge artists faced in the 16th century?
What is portrayed in the image above?

How was Durer’s depiction different from most representations of this event?

Dürer depicted all four horsemen together, charging across the scene and trampling people of different social classes, rather than showing them separately or one at a time as was common in many earlier representations.
What medium did Durer use in the above piece?

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