1-2: The Northern Renaissance The Northern Renaissance Begins Artistic Ideas Spread Northern Writers Try to Reform Society The Elizabethan Age Printing.

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1-2: The Northern Renaissance The Northern Renaissance Begins Artistic Ideas Spread Northern Writers Try to Reform Society The Elizabethan Age Printing Spreads Renaissance Ideas The Legacy of the Renaissance

The Northern Renaissance Population rises in Europe and trade flourishes. Ideas of Renaissance carried into Europe with travelers and traders. European artists visit Italy and take ideas back to their homeland (France, Germany, England, Netherlands). Northern Europeans mix ideas from Italy with their own to create its own character.

Artistic Ideas Spread : German Painters Albrecht Durer  Woodcuts and Engravings  Religious subjects  Classical Myths  Realistic Landscapes

Artistic Ideas Spread : Flemish Painters Jan van Eyck  Oil based paints  Layering techniques  Realistic details

Artistic Ideas Spread : Pieter Bruegel the Elder Realistic details Individuals Everyday peasant life Rich colors

Northern Writers Try to Reform Society Critical of the Roman Catholic Church Wanted people to live a Christian life Developed movement known as Christian Humanism  Education was particularly important  Promoted education for men and women, founded schools for boys and girls

Northern Writers Try to Reform Society: Christian Humanists Desiderius Erasmus Critical of merchants, scholars, and priests. Believed in Christianity of the heart Thought to improve, people needed to read/study the Bible

Northern Writers Try to Reform Society : Thomas Moore Wrote Utopia, to show a better type of society Imaginary land with no greed, no need for money

The Elizabethan Age: William Shakespeare Playwright Revealed humanity through characters in his play Showed folly and human flaws Wrote MacBeth, Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, etc.

Printing Spreads Renaissance Ideas Gutenberg invents movable type printing press Books become cheaper and more numerous  Literacy spreads Christian bible, religious books, then travel and medical books. Maps and charts lead to new discoveries People start to question religious and political authorities

The Legacy of the Renaissance Great artistic and social change. Break point from Medieval period. Break point from focus on Church. Belief in dignity of individual Printing press transforms communication and exchange of ideas

Exit Question - In what ways did the Humanists (Northern Writers) wants to reform society?