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55 Cards in this Set
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El Greco- Christ in Agony on the Cross
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Jan_van_Eyck_Giovanni_Arnolfini_and_his_Bride
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Botticelli
• Birth of Venus |
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Botticelli
Primavera |
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Michelangelo
David |
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Michelangelo
• Fall from Grace |
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Michelangelo
Pieta |
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Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel |
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Michelangelo
Last Judgment |
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Michelangelo
Creation of Heavens |
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Michelangelo
Creation of Man |
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Leonardo da Vinci
Mona Lisa |
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Leonardo da Vinci
The Last Supper |
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Leonardo da Vinci
Virgin of the Rocks |
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Rafael
• School of Athens |
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Rafael
• Julius II |
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Rafael
• Pope Leo X with Cardinal Guilio de Medici |
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Rafael
• Alba Madonna |
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Titian
• The Penitent Mary Magdalene |
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Titian
• Venus of Urbino |
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Bruegel
• Tower of Babel |
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Durer
• The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse |
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Holbein
• The Ambassadors |
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Massys
• The Moneylender with his Wife |
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Massys
• The Ugly Dutchess |
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Masaccio
• The Trinity |
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Masaccio
• Expulsion from the Garden |
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Donatello
• David |
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Donatello
• St. George |
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CRISIS AND DISINTEGRATION IN THE 14th CENTURY
A. Black Death: Cause and Consequences |
Famine- decimated pop
weather- little ice age Bubonic- rats- fleas Pneumonic- airborne Septicemic- mosquitos Outcome- Art, Death, Anti Semitism (Jews), people went crazy, people died, loss of trade |
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CRISIS AND DISINTEGRATION IN THE 14th CENTURY
B. Social Turmoil after plague |
Many dead, fascination with death- art
brain drain- untapped potential labor shortages- raise in price of labor Jacquerie- revolt burned castles, nobles murdered poll taxes were imposed on adults to fight back legislation which sparked rebellion lead by Wat Tyler and John Ball Compi (wool workers riot) |
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CRISIS AND DISINTEGRATION IN THE 14th CENTURY
C. Late Medieval Inventions |
1. The clock
2. Eyeglasses (lens grinders) 3. Cotton paper 4. Gunpowder and Cannons (from China) 5. Cannons 6. Printing Press |
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CRISIS AND DISINTEGRATION IN THE 14th CENTURY
D. Economy and Society |
social changes-
three estates, Clergy- Nobles (clergy sons of nobles)- peasants/townspeople Nobility- in The Book of the Courtier tells how to be a proper noble -character, military prowess, and liberal arts education -decline of serfdom -increase in slavery city- prostitution regulated- confined areas Family life changes -nuclear family, core unit, male dominant, women passive, parents closer to children, arranged marriages |
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The Book of the Courtier
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Castiglione
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E. Hundred Years' War: Causes/Outcome
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Causes
-controversy over succession, Phillip of Valois king as cousin but Edward III of England mother was daughter of Philip IV says he is king which deteriorates relations -Flanders- wool industry cut out by french -Fr. Land (Dutchy of Gascony taken by French by force Battles -Sluys- Failed naval attack by Fr. -Crecy-Eng. high ground- long bow takes out calvary and crossbows, rained a lot muddy hil -Portiers- Fr. king John II captured -Agincourt- 1500 fr. nobles killed Result -lack of direct male heir, debt/bankruptcy due to mercenaries and taxs, Decline of Monarchial power,In England- rise of parliament, justices, divided nobility, In France- lack of unity, taxation, insane king Charles Vi |
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warrior pope
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Julius II
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the spider
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Louis XI
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John Wycliff's followers
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Lollards
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Italian Whool workers
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Flanders
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Killed by the Council of Constance who granted safe passage
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John Hus
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Oration on the Dignity of Man-
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Mirandolla
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parliament of the kingdom of Castile
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The Cortes
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Burned at his own fire- against church
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E. Savonarola
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5. Machiavelli's national security and order
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6. Raison d’état (reason of the state
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Ren. movement of...
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Individual, secularism, and humanism
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those who saw things outside of the box
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Humanists
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Predecessor to humanism
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Dante
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Father of Italian Renaissance
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Petrarch
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wrote the Decameron- influenced Chaucer's canterbury tales
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Boccacio
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b. The Oration on the Dignity of Man
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Mirandola
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a. The Divine Comedy
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1. Dante
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religion that disagreed with Luther over Eucharist- spread over switzerland
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Zwingli
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believed in the separation of church and state- religion baptism later
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Anabaptists
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Most successful reformer-
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Calvin
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The Instutes of Religion- book
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Calvin
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