Test The rebirth Flashcards

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Renaissance

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The rebrith, it began in Italy. It refers to a revival pf art learning of classical Greece and Rome.

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Individualism

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Importance of the individual in society

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Fall of Constantinople

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1453, End of the Byzatine Empire.

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Urban

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Having to do with a city

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Rural

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Having to do with the places outside of a city.

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Florence

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Medici Family (Bankers)

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Secular

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Focus on life on earth rather than on the herafter

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Humanism

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intellectual movement that focused on human potential and achievements (less focus on religious ideas)

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Patron

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On who gives financial support to artists and works

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Technique of perspective

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Create and appearance of three dimensions art

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Leonardo Da Vinici

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Painter, sculptor, inventor, scientist (Example of a renaissance man)

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Raphael Sanzio

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Realism in paintings - use of perspective

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Niccolo Machiavelli

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The Prince (1513) - advice for how a ruler should rule

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Albrecht Durer

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(Nurnmerg) German painter - woodcuts and engravings

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Jan Van Gyck

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Oil painting- Flemish painting

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Northern writers try to reform society
Christian humanism

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Tried to inspire people to live a christian life- interested in education as a means of reforming society

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Desiderious Erasums

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(Netherlands) The Praise of Folly(1509) His goal was a Christian of the heart, not ceremonies or rules.

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Utopia (1516)

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About an imaginary land with perfect society

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William Shakespeare

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Masterful comman of the English langiage and deep understanding of human doctrine

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Changes in Art

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Importance of the individual led to more portrait painting

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Vernacular

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Everyday language spoken by the people

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Changes in society

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Printing Press- More books - Higher literacy
New ideas infromation, and discovieries were spread faster

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Skepticism

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Questioning instead of simply accepting what was taught.