sections 1-2 Flashcards

(42 cards)

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the renaissance

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transition from medieval to early modern times

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jacob burckhardt

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humanism

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heart of the renaissance; used the part as a model for the present and future/virtu/elevation/cultivation

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francesco petrarca

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“father of humanism”

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5
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pico della mirandolla

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oration on the dignity of man

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renaissance man

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developed abilities everywhere; revival of virtú “dynamic resourcfulness”

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7
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6 major powers?

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  • papal states
  • republic of florence
  • duchy of milan
  • republic of genoa
  • kingdom of naples and sicily
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why value wealth, education, achievement and art?

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to elevate living

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9
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florence

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center of italian renaissance -> center of trade

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republic of florence

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produced an amazing number of gifted poets, artists, architects, scholars, and scientists

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medici family

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“run” the city; usury; against the church

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usury

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getting money without doing work (interest)

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13
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patronage

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sponsor monasteries/ buildings/art

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pazzi family

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want to take down medicis with support of the pope; asassinates them during mass

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piero medici

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not good leader; 1494-95

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16
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savonorola

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monk who tells everyone the world will end unless they repent and follow him; wins people

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17
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“bonfire of the vanities”

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burn all material wealth because it causes sin

18
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gattamelata, donatello

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made by donatello

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one david, two sculptures

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marble made by michealangelo, bronze made by donatello

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venus of urbino

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made by titian; venus of the town, urbino, because of her beauty and love

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school of athens

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made by raphael; fresco painting, in rome, aristotle and plato in center

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rape of lucretias

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made by titian; oil and canvas, realism

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flipping brunelleschi

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3rd largest church in the world, asymmetrical

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northern renaissance

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contrast to the italian, began in flanders and spreads to spain, france, germany, and england, intense realism, honesty, and true portrayal in the art

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jan van eyck
painted townspeople in rich, realistic detail
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the arnlofini portrait
man is a merchant, fur, colors, oranges, clothing, bed, chandelier, rosary; amber, mirror
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the census at bethlehem
made by pieter bruegel; vibrant colors portraying winter/peasant life, influenced later artists, takes a religious scene and connect it to present time
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landscape with the fall of icarus
made by pieter bruegel
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albrecht dürer
known for wood-cut prints etchings; master engraver, helped spread the renaissance to germany, the “german leonardo”
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the printing revolution
printed books; cheaper and easier to produce, more knowledge, easily obtainable
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johann gutenberg
printed the bible; created printing press
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northern humanists
like italian counterparts, stressed education and moral reforms
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erasmus
calls for church reform, translation of bible into vernacular, criticism of church “seed” for reformation
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more
neeed for social and moral reform, satire of utopian society, friend of henry VIII ->refused to recognize him as the head of the new church
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utopia
greek for no where place (cant exist)
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machiavelli
tortured and thrown out when caught up in scandal against medici, literary figure, florentine diplomat
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the prince
guided on gaining and maintaining power, dedicated to medici family
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casare borgia
ruthless military and politician, son of alex VI
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cervantes
spanish author who wrote don quixote, which mocks romantic notions about medieval chivalry
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shakespeare
english poet who was the towering figure of renaissance literature, wrote 37 plays that are still preformed around the world, his love of words vastly enriched the english language
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rabelais
french humanist, monk, physician, greek scholar, and author, offered opinions on religion, education, and other subjects in gargantua and pantagruel
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the arnolfini portrait
made by jan van eyck