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Analyze Leonardo Da Vinci's Madonna with the Carnation, 1475 (below). What traits are identified with the High Renaissance and which traits are associated specifically with this artist (setting and composition,
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Analyze Leonardo Da Vinci's Madonna with the Carnation, 1475 (below). What traits are identified with the High Renaissance and which traits are associated specifically with this artist (setting and composition, among others)?

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In Madonna of the Carnation Jesus reaches out awkwardly for the flower held delicately in Mary's fingers. Like all infants he looks yet unable to control his movements as he attempts to grasp the symbol of the Passion. In the renaissance, they were highly religious and believed in Jesus and God, which reflect in Da Vinci's artworks, especially this one.

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