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The Renaissance Mr Pack World History

The Renaissance Renaissance means “rebirth” Revival of culture, wisdom and art interest in Roman, Greek Culture Occurred in Europe from 14th to 16th Century Began in Italy

The Renaissance Renaissance Man- well rounded, multi-talented person. Ex: Leonardo Da Vinci was a painter, sculptor, architect, inventor, and mathematician.

The Renaissance Creativity, individualism, and the Arts were celebrated during the Renaissance Medici family of Florence (Italy)- controlled government, patrons of the arts Famous artists of Renaissance Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Donatello

Leonardo Mona Lisa, Last Supper

Michaelangelo

Raphael

Donatello

Renaissance Artists

The Renaissance In 1455 Johann Gutenberg invented the printing press, making it possible for the large scale spread of ideas Previously books copied by hand Estimated few thousand books in all of Europe prior to printing press, by 1500 fifteen million estimated.

Printing Press

The Renaissance More literacy, more knowledge in trades such as medicine. Books printed in vernacular (common tongue) Lasting effects: spread of ideas, great works of art (da Vinci’s Mona Lisa) and writing (Shakespeare), emphasis on individual achievement,