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    The Modern Mind As the Renaissance opened the door for flourishing new art, architecture and writing, as did the Age of Enlightenment for new scientific thoughts and discoveries, and changing the long established way of social thinking. Individuals had begun to explore past their comfort zones, and turned their attention to science. It was a movement that moved away from religion and the Church, which long was the precursor for instruction on how to think and what to do. The past of European…

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    1. I prefer Turner's artwork, as opposed to Constable. Turner's landscapes are all together much more colorful, which makes them very fascinating to look at. Also, Turner's landscape paintings differ, unlike Constable, who ultimately created works of art that had a common theme. Turner's landscapes were of many different places, each telling a different story. 2. Napoleon during his time, was seen as a heroic figure, one who was a valiant leader, fought for freedom, and equal rights. However…

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    Throughout history, there have been many wonderful artists. Whether those artists are painters, sculptors, or architects, their works are known all over the world. They are said to be innovative geniuses and have paved the way for the artists after them. Christopher Wren is just one of those artists. He is the architect that designed Saint Paul’s Cathedral in London and one of the facades of Hampton Court Palace in England. Christopher Wren also designed many other cathedrals and buildings in…

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    revolutionize the renaissance? Because the production of books before the printing press involved hand copying the words onto paper, it was expensive and time consuming, therefore it was only enjoyed by those of the opulent higher class. So, once the printing press was popularized, it allowed for cheaper manufacturing of books, which meant that the lower classes could actually purchase them. It was a way to spread new ideas and foster education, some of the key aspects of the Renaissance. It…

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    Wedding Portrait or Giovanni Arnolfini and His Bride, Jan van Eyck’s 1434 oil painting on wood panel, is among the most famous paintings in Renaissance art. This painting not only is a double portrait but also visually certifies the wedding of Giovanni Arnolfini, an Italian merchant, and his betrothed in their Flemish home in Bruges. Van Eyck’s composition is filled with elaborate detail and complex symbolism. The use of oil paint instead of tempera paint allowed van Eyck to create the illusion…

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    Humanism is a system of values and beliefs that is based on the idea that people are basically good and that problems can be solved using reason instead of religion.(“Webster,” def. 1a). Humanism is used in many different books. An example is Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, humanism is shown when Huck treats Jim as a human being and recognizes his value, even though back in those times Caucasians thought African Americans were created to be treated as nothing but property.…

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    Most people know that the Renaissance was a golden age for architecture. But not many people know of the secret behind this period of architectural advancement. Almost all of the architecture of the Renaissance was filled with math. The Renaissance is a period of time from about 1300 to 1600 that followed the Dark Ages. Renaissance means rebirth, and that name is fitting, considering during the Renaissance art, literature, science, and architecture flourished. Many names of architects or…

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    and keep what they found of important value. They were harsh to them and Asia did not like it. Some of the Indians believed that the Christians were heavenly. While others would question how such holy people can do such harm. They questioned how a high figure would be able to do the damages they’ve done. While others knew the Europeans were only there to become richer and or grow and prosper. The development of trade, in my opinion, is one of the most important developments from the age of…

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    The Middle Ages and the Renaissance era bring a great deal of controversy for the reason that; they were two different time periods. Was the Renaissance with its unique advances, a distinct period from the Middle Ages? In my opinion, I believe it was a different time period. There are numerous differences between the two periods. The art is a major difference, as well as the ways of thinking, and the architecture. Art in the Middle Ages differed from art in the Renaissance in many ways. One…

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    quit till they perfect it. Andrew Austen Luck is beginning to be one. Andrew Luck, Quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts, has the characteristics to be one of the best in the game. Most noticeably, Andrew Luck has shined in his football career. In High School, Luck finished his senior year as one of the top prospects in the country. He decided to go to Stanford and hopefully turn the program around. When Luck got there, he had to redshirt his freshman year. Although, next season he started…

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