After wrapping up the first part of 15th-century art we moved onto the second part of Italian art. We started with Masaccio an influential artist during this time. He created the frescoes on the wall of the Brancacci Chapel but focused on “ The Tribute Money ” which we dissected from its continuous narrative, which scene of the testament is being portrayed, to finally how the color and highlights add to the volume and definition of the artwork. We were also able to spot the starting point of the painting with the pillars on the side of the scene. We then moved to how Masaccio copied a Roman copy of Venus. After breaking down Masaccio’s art in the chapel we then to “ The Holy Trinity with the Virgin, St. John, and Two Donors ” where we started to develop the theme and importance of religion at this time. We were also able to capture the importance of perception and illusion in the 15th century and to artists and how they chose to convey those themes.