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Journey Through Renaissance Italy Holy Cross College Choir Tour May 2006

Holy Cross College Choir Tour

The Choir Concert

What was the Renaissance? Renaissance is the Italian word for “rebirth” Re= Prefix for again Nascere= to be born Re-naissance=Re-birth

When was Renaissance? 1300s through 1550s After the “Middle Ages”

The Renaissance Began in Italy

Inspiration of the Ancient Romans Architecture- The Pantheon

Inspiration of the Ancient Romans Architecture- The Coliseum

Inspiration of the Ancient Romans Architecture- The Coliseum

Inspiration of the Ancient Romans Republican Ideals- The Forum

Inspiration of the Ancient Romans

Authors – Cicero Texts preserved by Muslims

Leaving Rome to Travel North… On the bus

Travel through the Countryside My roommate and I in Tuscany

Northern City-States A city state is a city with its own laws, government, and military, so it is like a tiny independent country

Florence

Florence- the Birth of the Renaissance

Wealth and Patronage Lorenzo de Medici

Ninja Turtles? No, I did not see the Ninja Turtles in Italy. But they do remind me of the Renaissance. Can you guess why? Michelangelo, Leonardo, Rafael, and Donatello were all famous Renaissance artists!

Renaissance Art Michelango’s David

Michelango’s Sistine Chapel Renaissance Art

St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome

Leonardo DaVinci’s Mona Lisa Use of perspective Part of “humanism”- belief in the worth of everyday individuals Renaissance Art

Compare it to Medieval Art… Appears two dimensional Mostly of religious figures

What happened next? The Renaissance spread North to other parts of Europe Its belief in humanism led to other major movements in history: The Reformation, the Enlightenment, and the Scientific Revolution