The Renaissance Flashcards

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City states

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Crusades spur trade
More in north Italy
Bubonic plague disrupts economy

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Medici family

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Bankers = money, influence, power
Lorenzo survived assassination
Giuliano died
Merchants emphasize individual achievement

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Greece and Rome

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Scholars studied the classical ruins and manuscripts

Scholars move to Rome after fall of Constantinople

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reasons for Renaissance

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  1. City states = independent gov., Hundred Years’ War ends
  2. Money- Medici family and bankers support the arts
  3. Classical influence of Greek and Rome
  4. England/Francs have strong monarchs that support the arts
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Humanism

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Intellectual movement focusing on human achievements
- studied classical texts, history, literature, philosophy
Classics lead to humanism

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Secular

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Worldly, focused on worldly pleasures

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Patron

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Supporter of the arts

- merchants and church leaders

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Renaissance man

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Excels in different fields: Art, classics, politics, combat

-Leonardo da Vinci

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Baldassare Castiglione

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The Courtier (1528)
"Universal" person
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Sofonisba Anguissola

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1st woman artist to gain world renown

Painting the Madonna (1556)

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Renaissance Woman

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Upper class, educated in classics, charming, inspire art only

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12
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Isabella d’este

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Patron of arts

Wields power in Mantua

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13
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Renaissance art

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  1. Perspective
  2. Realism
  3. Humanism
  4. Secularism
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Raphael Sanzio

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Madonna and the Child
School of Athens
- used perspective

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Renaissance

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an explosion of creativity, in writing, art, and thought
Northern Italy
1300-1600

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16
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Artemisia Gentileschi

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Paints strong, heroic women

17
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Petrarch

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Humanist, poet

Laura is muse

18
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Boccaccio

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Decameron- series of stories

19
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Machiavelli

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“The Prince”

Advises rulers to gain and keep power

20
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Vittoria Colona

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Female writer with great influence

Poems express emotions

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Humanists

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Criticize Catholic Church
Jude’s Christian values
Reform society
Promote education

22
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Albrecht Dürer

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German

Woodcuts/engravings=realism

23
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Hans Holbien

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Painted English royalty

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Jan van Eyck

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Flemish oil painter

Realism, personality

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Pieter Bruegel
Flemish painter | Realistic landscape scenes
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Deciderius Erasmus
From Holland Christian Humanist "Praise of Folly"- pokes fun at merchants/priests
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Thomas Moore
"Utopia" models perfect society | Christian humanist
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Queen Elizabeth I
(1558-1603) | Elizabethan age- focus on the arts
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William Shakespeare
Greatest playwright Born in Stratford upon Avon 1564 Performed at london's globe theatre
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Bi Sheng
Invents movable type 1045 | Separate piece for each character
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Johann Gutenberg
Invented printing press 1440 | Gutenberg Bible is first book to be printed with movable type 1445
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Vernacular
Dialect of a certain region
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Illegitimate
Person born with parents that were not married | ie. Leonardo da Vinci
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La Sua Santita
His Holiness
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Utopia
"No place" in Greek
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Madonna
"Madam"
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1st Modern Mind
Leonardo da Vinci
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1st Modern Politician
Machiavelli