THE NORTHERN RENAISSANCE.  more interested than Italians in religious reform & educating laity  Religious questions were an important focus of northern.

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THE NORTHERN RENAISSANCE

 more interested than Italians in religious reform & educating laity  Religious questions were an important focus of northern humanists  Christianity had arrived later, ppl. looking for ways to deepen faith  printing press with movable type: Gutenberg, Mainz, mid-15th c.  precursors: rise of universities & literacy (demand for books); invention of cheap paper  rulers in church & state now had to deal with more educated & critical public; also powerful tool of religious/political propaganda in Reformation  Catholic humanist reformers pave the way for Protestantism:  Erasmus: most famous northern humanist; Catholic educational & religious reformer  Thomas More: best-known English humanist; Utopia  William Shakespeare: literary giant of the Northern Renaissance

Art of the Northern Renaissance  4 Major Themes of Northern Renaissance Art:  Realistic portraits  Religious themes  Landscapes  Scenes of daily life

Albrecht Durer Praying Hands, 1508

Albrecht Durer Young Hare, 1502

Jan van Eyck Ghent altarpiece, 1432

Pieter Brueghel Peasant Dance, 1568