The Renaissance 1300-1650. The Renaissance in Italy  Why Italy?  The Medicis Florence, Italy Lorenzo the Magnificent Patrons of the arts.

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The Renaissance

The Renaissance in Italy  Why Italy?  The Medicis Florence, Italy Lorenzo the Magnificent Patrons of the arts

Defining the Renaissance  Creativity and change Politics Society Economy Culture  New Worldview  Humanism

Golden Age of the Arts  Art reflected humanistic concerns  Rules of perspective  Women artists  Change in architecture

Three Geniuses of Renaissance Art  Leonardo da Vinci Mona Lisa The Last Supper  Michelangelo Pieta’ David Sistine Chapel  Raphael Madonna paintings The School of Athens

Italian Renaissance Writers  Castiglione Handbooks about social ideals  Machiavelli The Prince

Artists of the Northern Renaissance  Albrecht Durer Engravings “German Leonardo”  Flemish Painters Jan van Eyck Hubert van Eyck Peter Bruegel Peter Paul Rubens

Northern Humanists  Erasmus Priest Called for a version of the Bible in the vernacular  Thomas More Utopia

Writers for a New Audience  Francois Rabelais  William Shakespeare  Cervantes Don Quixote

The Printing Revolution  Johann Gutenburg st printing press st complete Bible Moveable type  Printing Revolution Printed books More readily More readers

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