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31 Cards in this Set
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Non religious or worldly
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secular
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defended learning and humanism
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petrarch
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wrote the Expectations of Ren. Man; Courtier
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castiglione
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Greek and Roman heritage/styles
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classical
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Ideal society, "no place"
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utopia
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WHO DID THIS God painted in a brain=Humanism
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michelangelo
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what device revolutionalized literature
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printing press
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Who was a good example of the renaissance man and painted the mona lisa
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Leonardo da vinci
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Who painted the match.com portrait for KH8
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Holbien (think Henry... Holbein...)
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what was the era that was the rebirth of art, educ and culture
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renaissance
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What's the name of a powerful Italian family of the renaissance
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medici
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WHo included the medici family in the nativity
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Botticelli (Bott, I think you are so celli-silly)
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What was used to create 3D views n 2D art
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perspective
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What is the name of the movement that was the rise of indivualism
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humanism
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What is the Italian city that was the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance
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Florence (Florence is where it flourished)
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Father of Renaissance Art
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Giotto (Gee, Otto, how could you lie to my dad about his art like that?)
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feminist writer; supported edu
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de pizan
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Political theorist, "The Prince"
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machiavelli
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Movable type/block letters created here
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China
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Called for Christian to be pious
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erasmus
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English playright
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shakespeare
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theologian who wrote utopia
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Thomas more
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common language spoken by masses
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vernacular
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perfected the printing press
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gutenburg
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excellent in many areas
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renaissance man
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region of NRen art and culture
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flanders
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financially supports artists/artwork
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patrons
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Compare/Contrast the characteristics of the Ren man and Ren Woman
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The Ren man and woman are similar in some ways. they are both expected to be charming and well versed in the classics. Men are expected to be bold and women are expected to be delicate and soft. Men are to be involved in politics and make a name for themselves. Women are not to seek fame or political standing. Men are to be good swordsmen, riders, and wrestler. Men are to be able to write poetry, play and make music, dance, and create art. Women are meant to inspire art but not create it.
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Describe evidnce of humanism in Renaissance art
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There are lots of evidence of humanism in Renaissance art. Art in the Renaissance focuses more on the indivual and does not focus on religious themes as much. One example of this is the birth of Venus by Botticelli. This painting celebrates the woman and shows all of the great things God can do without having a strictly religious theme. Another example is the David by Donatello. It is a sculpture of a nude male, which celebrates the male body. Sculptures like this was common in the Renaissance. A final example is the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da vinci which is another example of an individual portrait instead of having tons of people in one picture.
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Analuze the goals and message of Christian humanists
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Erasmus--- praise the folly.. ,made fun of religious people, merchant, heartsick lovers, etc. thought Christianity should be of the heart, not a set of rules and elaborate ceremonies
St. Thomas More- utopia. ideal society. no war, greed, poverty.. little need for money. ideal world goal is to reform society and help people see things differently |
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Compare medieval art and renaissance art
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-both have some sort of religious features even though its not main focus of ren ex. pieta
- both try and use the idea of perspective... one through stacking and the other more photographic - both tried to emphasize a specific person at times-- huge mary as opposed to using shading and position to emphasize specific things |
