Unit 2 Flashcards

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1
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an intellectual and cultural “re-birth” from 1350-1600

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Renaissance

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2
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The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects; Saw his era as directly related to ancient Greece and Rome, NOT to “Dark Ages”

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Georgio Vasari

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3
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Renaissance intellectual that created term “Dark Ages”

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Petrarch

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4
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combo of free men seeking independence from local nobles (who owned land) AND nobles who moved to city for $$$$

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Urban nobility

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middle-level merchants/businessmen in Renaissance cities who couldn’t vote and were heavily taxed

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Popolo

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6
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most famous revolt of popolo in Florence in 1378

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Ciompi Revolt

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7
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despots, or one-man rule

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Signori

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8
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mercenaries in Renaissance Italian cities

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Condottierri

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9
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rule by a few people or small group

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Oligarchies

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10
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most senior elected official in Venice

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Doge

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11
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ruling family of Florence

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Medici

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12
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Stressed personality, uniqueness, genius, full development of one’s talents, quest for glory

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Renaissance individualism

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13
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studied classics to understand human nature and uniqueness of humans

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Renaissance humanism

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14
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dominant ideals shifted toward “here and now” (often acquisition of material things)

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Renaissance secularism

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15
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term to describe Renaissance from 1500-1527; dominated by Rome

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“High Renaissance”

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16
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era of Renaissance dominated by Mannersim

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“Late Renaissance”

17
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Artistic style of distorted figures, confusing themes

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Mannerism

18
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Pico della Mirandola; man is special because God made him in His image

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On the Dignity of Man

19
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Castiglione; Ideal man is multi-lingual, educated in humanities, skilled in arts (a “Renaissance man”)

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The Courtier

20
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Lorenzo Valla; used textual criticism to show Roman emperor did NOT turn western Roman empire over to pope in 4th century

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Donation of Constantine

21
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Christine de Pisan; Women should be given humanist education as well

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The City of Ladies

22
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Lorenzo Valla; sensual pleasure highest good

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On Pleasure

23
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Machiavelli; How a ruler should gain, maintain, and increase POWER

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The Prince

24
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Use of contrasts between light and dark to create three dimensional figures

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Chiaroscuro

25
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All elements in painting converge on single point in distance to create depth and realism

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Single point perspective

26
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Leonardo da Vinci

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The Last Supper

27
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each letter was carved and re-arranged; perfected by Johann Gutenberg, Johann Fust, Peter Schoeffer

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Movable type

28
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Erasmus of Rotterdam; Criticized Church, said it had moved away from its original ideas

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In Praise of Folly

29
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Thomas More; Described perfect world where everyone was educated in classics and property did not exist; said key to reform was to reform things (property) that made people bad

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Utopia

30
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Alberti; woman’s job was to stay at home, serving of meals, education of children, supervising servants

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On the Family