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The Renaissance Spreads North from Italy (1450 – 1600)
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1425 – 1430
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1504 - 1506 1495 – 1498 15 ft. X 29 ft.
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The School of Athens (1509-1510) Madonna and Child With Book (1504)
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Sistine Chapel (1508 – 1512) David (1501 – 1504)
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King Philip II of Spain (1558)
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1450 – Population begins to grow in N. Eur. And trade increases again. Like in Italy, many merchants began to sponsor artists. England and France had strong monarchs. Francis I invited da Vinci to retire in France and hired Italian artists to redecorate his palace at Fontainebleau and it became a showcase for Renaissance art. Northern humanists were inspired to develop plans for social reform based on Judeo- Christian values.
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Albrecht Durer – studied in Italy (1494) & produced woodcuts and engravings Hans Holbein the Younger – portrait painting; painted King Henry VIII of England
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Flanders (N. Eur. – Sp. Netherlands) Jan van Eyck – specialized in realistic oil painting Pieter Bruegel – everyday peasant life; weddings, dances, harvests; often large numbers of people Peasant Wedding (1568)
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Christian Humanism – the failure of the church to teach people to live as Christians Thomas More – Utopia (1516) – “no place” a land where greed and corruption didn’t exist
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Mid-1500s – Renaissance spread to England Queen Elizabeth I of England – very educated – spoke 5 languages, music, and poetry Did much to develop English art and literature
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Greatest playwright of all time? By 1592 lived in London; Globe Theater Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, Othello, and Macbeth Wrote in the vernacular. He influences culture today b/c he is entertaining, had interesting themes, and has inspired many movies.
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Johann Gutenberg (1440) – Mainz, Germany 13 th Century – block print items reached Eur. from China 1 book =5 mo. by hand copyist 500 books = 5 mo. by press and one man Gutenberg Bible (1455)
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1. This Flemish painter painted realistic scenes from everyday peasant life? a. Albrecht Durer b. Jan van Eyck c. Pieter Bruegel 2. Thomas More of England wrote a book entitled ________, which means “ideal place.” a. Eden b. Utopia c. Paradise 3. The most famous writer of the Elizabethan Age who wrote plays like Hamlet ? a. William Shakespeare b. Thomas More c. John Locke 4. This German craftsman invented the moveable type printing press? a. Reinhart Heydrich b. Martin Luther c. Johann Gutenberg
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1. Albrecht DurerA.D. 2. Pieter Bruegel 3. Jan van Eyck 4. Thomas MoreB. 5. William Shakespeare Bonus: Who am I? C.E.
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