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The Northern Renaissance The Spread of Humanism

Printing Press (c. 1456) Johann Gutenberg – spread of humanistic literature to rest of Europe. Johann Gutenberg – spread of humanistic literature to rest of Europe. By 1480, 380 printing presses in Europe (1000 by 1500) By 1480, 380 printing presses in Europe (1000 by 1500)

Christian Humanism Attempted to find a balance between religious and secular concerns Attempted to find a balance between religious and secular concerns Rejected the “otherworldliness” of the Middle Ages. Rejected the “otherworldliness” of the Middle Ages. Emphasis on early church writings for answers to improve society. Emphasis on early church writings for answers to improve society.

Christian Humanist Writers Desiderius Erasmus (Erasmus of Rotterdam) ( ) – In Praise of Folly; most famous intellectual of his times, criticized the church: “Erasmus lay the egg that Luther hatched” Desiderius Erasmus (Erasmus of Rotterdam) ( ) – In Praise of Folly; most famous intellectual of his times, criticized the church: “Erasmus lay the egg that Luther hatched”

Christian Humanist Writers Thomas More ( ) – Utopia – creates ideal society on an island; but to achieve harmony and order people have to sacrifice individual rights Thomas More ( ) – Utopia – creates ideal society on an island; but to achieve harmony and order people have to sacrifice individual rights

Christian Humanist Writers Jacques Lefevre d’Etables ( ): leading French humanist; produced 5 versions of the Psalms that challenged a single authoritative Bible. Jacques Lefevre d’Etables ( ): leading French humanist; produced 5 versions of the Psalms that challenged a single authoritative Bible. Francesco Ximenes de Cisneros ( ): reformed Spanish clergy and church, Grand Inquisitor of the Spanish Inquisition Francesco Ximenes de Cisneros ( ): reformed Spanish clergy and church, Grand Inquisitor of the Spanish Inquisition

Northern Renaissance Arts Low Countries (Dutch Republic, Flanders and parts of Germany, etc) produced especially important artists. Low Countries (Dutch Republic, Flanders and parts of Germany, etc) produced especially important artists. Jan and Hubert Van Eyck Jan and Hubert Van Eyck First successful use of oil painting First successful use of oil painting Worked mainly in Ghent, Belgium. Worked mainly in Ghent, Belgium.

Jan Van Eyck- Adoration of the Lamb

Jan Van Eyck – Arnolfini Marriage

Peter Brueghel ( ) Focused on lives of ordinary people. Focused on lives of ordinary people. Painted great landscapes Painted great landscapes Also worked on religious subjects Also worked on religious subjects Completed most of his work in Antwerp and Brussels Completed most of his work in Antwerp and Brussels

Peter Brueghel – Peasant Wedding

Peter Brueghel – The Tower of Babel

Albrecht Durer ( ) German – foremost northern Renaissance artist German – foremost northern Renaissance artist Famous for woodcuts and engravings. Famous for woodcuts and engravings. Paintings include a number of self protraits Paintings include a number of self protraits

Albrecht Durer – The Last Supper

Hans Holbein the Younger ( ) Son of Gothic artist. Son of Gothic artist. German painter who studied in Italy German painter who studied in Italy Painted portraits of Erasmus, Thomas More, King Henry VIII, his wives, and Mary Tudor Painted portraits of Erasmus, Thomas More, King Henry VIII, his wives, and Mary Tudor

Hans Holbein – The Ambassadors

Hans Holbein – Henry VIII

Domenikos El Greco ( ): painter: mannerism

Vernacular Writers France France Francois Rabelais’ ( ) Gargantua and Pantagruel Francois Rabelais’ ( ) Gargantua and Pantagruel Michel de Montaigne ( ) Essays relativist in religion and morality Michel de Montaigne ( ) Essays relativist in religion and morality

Vernacular Writers England England Edmund Spenser Edmund Spenser Christopher Marlowe Christopher Marlowe William Shakespeare William Shakespeare Ben Jonson Ben Jonson

Vernacular Writers Spain Spain Miguel de Cervantes Miguel de Cervantes Felix Lope de Vega Felix Lope de Vega