Patron-Artist Relations in the Renaissance

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Kristal S

 

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July 23, 2016

 

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Artist and patron must work out a compromise as to what is acceptable and also respects the aims of the artist. The patron in this case generally has the last word, as demonstrated by Richard Serra's "Tilted Arc" controversy in the mid-80s where the artist's piece was actually removed from its site because of public objection...
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However, nowadays the artist is insured against such damages, which was not the case in the beginning of the Renaissance, when artists were just starting to make a name for themselves. At this time, artists still depended greatly on patronage for a living and fought to distinguish themselves from the guild system...
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