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Chapter 14-Section 1-Italy:Birthplace of the Renaissance

Italy’s Advantage Renaissance-Meaning rebirth/revival of the arts and learning (1300 A.D. to 1600 A.D.) Italians wanted to revive the culture of classical Greeks and Romans

Italy’s Advantage Three advantages that made Italy the birthplace of the Renaissance Thriving cities Wealthy merchant class Classical heritage of Greece and Rome

Italy’s Advantage Medici Family-Powerful banking family who ruled Florence, Italy during the 1400’s. Acting as patrons they encouraged the arts during the Renaissance

Classical and Worldly Values Humanism- Movement that focused on human potential and achievement Secular-Worldly outlook on life and art rather than spiritual Patrons- People who financially supported the arts

Classical and Worldly Values Renaissance Man- A man well versed in many areas of art and education The Courtier-Book which taught young men how to become Renaissance men Renaissance Woman- Encouraged to be charming and know the classics, and inspire art Not encouraged to seek fame, or create art

The Renaissance Revolutionizes Art Perspective-Artistic technique that showed three dimensions on a flat surface

The Renaissance Revolutionizes Art Donatello-Artist, poet, sculpture, architect, painter Statue of David the boy 1st free standing nude male sculpture since ancient times Leonardo da Vinci-Painter, sculpture, inventor, scientist Best known for painting the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper Raphael-Painted the School of Athens Showed classical influence on the Renaissance

The School of Athens Raphael 1511

Madonna of the Goldfinch Raphael 1506

Madonna and Child with St. Anne Leonardo da Vinci 1513

Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci 1505

La Pieta Michelangelo 1500

David Michelangelo 1504 censored Did you know that David was supposed to be placed on the top of a church in Florence? It was commissioned by the de Medici family who were so impressed that they decided to leave it in the piazza in front of the church so that the public could see it up close.

Renaissance Writers Change Literature Vernacular-Writing in ones native language (instead of Latin) Niccolo Machiavelli- Wrote The Prince (1513) Explains how a ruler can gain and keep power through misleading and deceive his opponents