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Southern renaissance
Florence, Italy

Preferred art was on plaster(this dried quickly)

Painters performed big projects that took long periods of time
Northern renaissance
Netherlands, Germany

Preferred painting with oils

Artists used the printing press too sell lots of small paintings instead of big projects
Background of Renaissance
Plague came three times, killed 2/3 population of Europe.

Social classes broke down, feudalism to Free market

Fewer pregnancies and lower population growth
Results for women of the renaissance
Lower class- continued to work
Upper class- focus on chastity; limited legal rights

Education focuses on household skills
Humanist and humanistic thinkers
Humanist- someone who will study in many areas

Leonardo Bruni- believed women were to have nothing to do with education

Thomas Moore- 1st Englishman to offer women education; was beheaded

Castiglione- wrote "the courtier" Whitch was about proper way to act in the court; advocate for women education but only to entertain men.
Role of women in Italy
-limited legal right
- chastity enforced
- many images depicted women gazing out of windows cause they were suppose to stay in house
- women are more enclosed here than any part of Italy( Florence).
Urban castles
- Medici pallace; first bank in Florence was at the bottome floor; first nude stature was displayed in the cortyard at a wedding
- florentine palace; another rich family's palace
Obstacles for women artists
- dependence on man
- restricted legal rights
- limited access to training and mentors
- many trained by fathers
Obstacles for women artists
- dependence on man
- restricted legal rights
- limited access to training and mentors
- many trained by fathers
Catherine Medici
- married king of France, later ruled as queen
- 1st female supporter of arts
- supported many artists including women
Obstacles for women artists
- dependence on man
- restricted legal rights
- limited access to training and mentors
- many trained by fathers
Catherine Medici
- married king of France, later ruled as queen
- 1st female supporter of arts
- supported many artists including women
- Rossi
- Not typical female artist
- in trouble with many lovers
- Anguissola
- "the chess game"
- 1st famous female artist
- Medici family populized her work
- " Judith decapitating holoforns
- artemesia Gentileschi
- daughter of artist
- trained by father and mentor
- was raped by tossi, her mentor
- every said she hated men cause of painting, but this story was in the bible
Still life
- vase, drapery with flowers
- no people or animals
Vanitas paintings
- items of luxury
- birds, oysters, exotic fruits
Vanitas paintings
- items of luxury
- birds, oysters, exotic fruits
Momento Mori
- items to remind us of death
- skulls
- decaying fruit
- mold
- Clara peters
- Clara peters
Genre paintings
- scenes of everyday life
Clara Peters
- still life painter
- Clara peters
Genre paintings
- scenes of everyday life
Clara Peters
- still life painter
Rachel Ruysch
- famous flower painter
- father was proffesor of botany, used his flowers to paint
- paintings sold for lots of money; more than Rembrandt's.
- " the proposition of 1631"
- Judith letster
- he is either propositioning her in a sexual way or is trying to court her
Christine de Pisan
- wrote city of ladies
- advocated for women
- 1st women to write for a living
Chiascuro
- the treatment of light and shade in painting
Focus of the enlightenment
- scientific inquiry replaces churches
- 75% of women are literate
- rise of newspapers and novels
Paradigm shift
- their world view changed cause they found out the earth is not the center of the earth.
- they weren't sure what to believe
Inductive vs deductive
-Inductive ; Specific(god exists) to general(evidence)
- deductive; general(evidence) to specific( god exists)
- deductive is the new way of thinking
French solons
- can only be run by women
- women would create their own opinions in these solons
- solons were ruined by men who didn't want women speaking out.
French solons
- can only be run by women
- women would create their own opinions in these solons
- solons were ruined by men who didn't want women speaking out.
Deism
- challenged the church
- god did create the universe, but has had no interaction since the creation.
Voltaire
-Writer and philosopher
- wrote book "candide" that criticized the church and government
Madame de Chatalet
- wealthy family
- known as genius
- arranged marriage to wearily man
- becomes Voltaire lover
- he buys them a house on boarder of France and Switzerland so he could escape law
- she has third lover
- gives birth to daughter and dies shortly after
- introduced to court of Versailles
Madame de Chatalet
- wealthy family
- known as genius
- arranged marriage to wearily man
- becomes Voltaire lover
- he buys them a house on boarder of France and Switzerland so he could escape law
- she has third lover
- gives birth to daughter and dies shortly after
- introduced to court of Versailles
Diderot
- wrote first encyclopedia
Madame de Chatalet
- wealthy family
- known as genius
- arranged marriage to wearily man
- becomes Voltaire lover
- he buys them a house on boarder of France and Switzerland so he could escape law
- she has third lover
- gives birth to daughter and dies shortly after
- introduced to court of Versailles
Diderot
- wrote first encyclopedia
French Aristocracy
- Louis 14 ruled 72 years from age 5
- see's himself as a god "sun king"
- repressive for females
- France is now center for art
- Versailles palace
- Louis 14 moved all his people to versatile cause he liked it better
- kings and queens from all over stayed for long periods of time cause they were treated so good
- gardens, first time man controlled nature
- Versailles palace
- Louis 14 moved all his people to versatile cause he liked it better
- kings and queens from all over stayed for long periods of time cause they were treated so good
- gardens, first time man controlled nature
French royal academy of art
- painting didn't get commissioned unless Louis said so
- no women allowed
- Versailles palace
- Louis 14 moved all his people to versatile cause he liked it better
- kings and queens from all over stayed for long periods of time cause they were treated so good
- gardens, first time man controlled nature
French royal academy of art
- painting didn't get commissioned unless Louis said so
- no women allowed
Propaganda art
- Louis 14 on horseback; never actually went to war
- portrait of Louis 15( made her famous)
- Rosalba Carriera
- 1st women to join French royal acadamy
- 1st women awarded PhD.
- Marie Antoinette and he children
- queen helped her get into royal academy
Wilkelmann
- wrote book " history of ancient art"
- this renewed interest in past
- classical works of art( paintings and statues)
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Wilkelmann
- wrote book " history of ancient art"
- this renewed interest in past
- classical works of art( paintings and statues)
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- Cornelia pointing to her children as treasures
- Angelica Kauffman
- 1st woman to paint history paintings

Wilkelmann
- wrote book " history of ancient art"
- this renewed interest in past
- classical works of art( paintings and statues)
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- Cornelia pointing to her children as treasures
- Angelica Kauffman
- 1st woman to paint history paintings

- oath of Horatii brothers
- David
- men pledge honor and glory
- females emotional
Stream of consciousness
- the reality of what is going on as well as what they are thinking
The Hogarth press
- Virginia wolf husband owned this and helped her with her book
Bloomsberry group
- she, her a three guys moved in together.
- they card thermselfs the bloomsberry group
Androgynous mind
- writing from a totally objective mind
Judith

- Shakespeare's sister that wolf makes up to prove it's not fair for a woman