THE RENAISSANCE UNIT 2 HONORS WHII. THE LATE MIDDLE AGES 1300’S = DARK AGES FAMINE PLAGUE (BUBONIC/PNEUMONIC) 100 YEARS WAR BTW. ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

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THE RENAISSANCE UNIT 2 HONORS WHII

THE LATE MIDDLE AGES 1300’S = DARK AGES FAMINE PLAGUE (BUBONIC/PNEUMONIC) 100 YEARS WAR BTW. ENGLAND AND FRANCE

IMPACT OF THE PLAGUE DECREASE THE POWER AND INFLUENCE OF THE CHURCH LOSS OF POPULATION DECREASE IN TRADE

THE RENAISSANCE REBIRTH IN CLASSICAL LEARNING FOCUS ON THE INDIVIDUAL WHY ITALY? PROXIMITY TO THE CLASSICAL CIVILIZATIONS WEALTHY MERCHANT CLASS (PATRONS) FIRST TO RECOVER FROM PLAGUE

IDEAS/THEMES OF THE RENAISSANCE INDIVIDUALISM/HUMANISM WORLDLINESS/SECULARISM LEARNING CLASSICISM/ANTIQUITY REFORM

HUMANISM/INDIVIDUALISM HUMANISM Seek fulfillment in daily life All individuals have dignity and worth Challenged long accepted traditions and institutions The ideal person should participate in politics, sports, art, literature and music

CLASSICISM/ANTIQUITY

NEW TECHNIQUES PERSPECTIVE REALISM

PERSPECTIVE

REALISM

ITALIAN VS. NORTHERN ART ITALIAN FRESCOES/WALLS WATER-BASED PAINTS SUBJECT MATTER- MORE EMPHASIS ON CLASSICS AND RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS FAMOUS ARTISTS- RAPHAEL, DA VINCI, MICHELANGELO NORTHERN CANVAS INTRODUCED OILS SUBJECT MATTER- INTEREST IN NATURE, INDIVIDUALISM, WORLDLINESS FAMOUS ARTISTS- VAN EYCK, BRUEGEL, DURER

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