The world of today thanks to the Renaissance Period
Inspired by the old Greek’s writings and the Roman’s culture the Renaissance Period deviates from the Medieval Times. In the Medieval Times, all homes lacked the essentials. There were no toilets to flush, no running water to bathe, no electricity, no refrigerator. Laundry was only done a few times a year and the water wasn’t safe to drink. There were laws to say who can wear what and getting married at the ages of 12 and 14 was the norm. The Byzantine arts were mostly paintings of Mary and Jesus and the Catholic Church used the art to inspire religion. People were either noble or poor and most of society lived in the country while a very few lived in the city. If you were a king or lord you …show more content…
The kings and lords lived in castle or manors, the poor lived in small crowded home consisting of one or two rooms. If the poor family owned any livestock, the animals would also live in their homes. The kings and lords normally ate all kinds of food from: meats, vegetables and sweet puddings. The poor ate bread and stew. There were laws created to tell what the rich and poor could wear, this help to distinguish the noble from the poor. The poor had no education, but the rich families paid to send their children to another lord’s home or hired tutors. A Craftsman would be paid for a child to do seven years of apprentice, of which a job skill would be learned. Some churches charged to educate children by teaching them how to read and write Latin. The poor worked in the city as craftsmen and were members of the Guilds. The merchants were also …show more content…
The purpose is to show importance of Mary and Jesus. Both paintings lack backgrounds to give a standpoint of Mary and Jesus being the only two main figures in the painting. In the Medieval Time painting, the child is sitting in his mother’s arm and the mother is sitting on her chair. The child looks up at his mother and she looks out at you. The Renaissance art have more figures but you can still get a sense of your two main figures. Both have their eyes set out on their
Inspired by the old Greek’s writings and the Roman’s culture the Renaissance Period deviates from the Medieval Times. In the Medieval Times, all homes lacked the essentials. There were no toilets to flush, no running water to bathe, no electricity, no refrigerator. Laundry was only done a few times a year and the water wasn’t safe to drink. There were laws to say who can wear what and getting married at the ages of 12 and 14 was the norm. The Byzantine arts were mostly paintings of Mary and Jesus and the Catholic Church used the art to inspire religion. People were either noble or poor and most of society lived in the country while a very few lived in the city. If you were a king or lord you …show more content…
The kings and lords lived in castle or manors, the poor lived in small crowded home consisting of one or two rooms. If the poor family owned any livestock, the animals would also live in their homes. The kings and lords normally ate all kinds of food from: meats, vegetables and sweet puddings. The poor ate bread and stew. There were laws created to tell what the rich and poor could wear, this help to distinguish the noble from the poor. The poor had no education, but the rich families paid to send their children to another lord’s home or hired tutors. A Craftsman would be paid for a child to do seven years of apprentice, of which a job skill would be learned. Some churches charged to educate children by teaching them how to read and write Latin. The poor worked in the city as craftsmen and were members of the Guilds. The merchants were also …show more content…
The purpose is to show importance of Mary and Jesus. Both paintings lack backgrounds to give a standpoint of Mary and Jesus being the only two main figures in the painting. In the Medieval Time painting, the child is sitting in his mother’s arm and the mother is sitting on her chair. The child looks up at his mother and she looks out at you. The Renaissance art have more figures but you can still get a sense of your two main figures. Both have their eyes set out on their