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Page 1: The Renaissance

The Renaissance

Dawn of a New Age

Page 2: The Renaissance

Renaissance

• Renaissance = “Rebirth”• 1300- Renaissance begins in

city-states of northern Italy

Page 3: The Renaissance

Why Italy?

• Northern Italy was highly urban– 3 cities w/population of 100,000

• Pope and emperor’s had no control over Italy– Holy Roman Emperor defeated

by Italian merchants– Great Schism weakened the

Pope’s power.

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Merchants

• Wealthiest and most powerful people in Italy

• Power & wealth earned not inherited

• Took pride in achievements because they earned them

• Spent money lavishly

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• How did Italy and merchants set the stage for change?

Page 6: The Renaissance

New Values

• Individualism– Artists, writers & merchants

wanted to be recognized for their accomplishments• Portraits & autobiographies

– Medieval times• Glory be to God

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• Revival of classical learning– Humanist

• Someone who studied classical texts

• Type of education every civilized person should have

• All art resembled ancient Greek and Roman works

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• Enjoyment of worldly pleasures– Make lots of money & spend lots

of money• Extravagant clothes, art,

ect…– Medieval times

• Live like Jesus (poor and simple)

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Ideal Man and Women

• Ideal Man– Educated in the classics– Polite/charming– Ripped out of his mind

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• Ideal Women– Educated in classics– Paint– Dance/charming

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Giotto & Dante ushered in Renaissance Art

• Giotto di Bondone– Created fresco

• Painting on wet plaster• People in paintings looked

real– Dante Alighieri- The Divine

Comedy• Bridge between Medieval and

Renaissance• Vernacular

– Use of everyday language in writing

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• Create a list of 10 attributes that your ideal man/women contain.

• How did the ideal man/women of the renaissance show “rebirth”?

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Renaissance Artists

• Florence – Italian city-state– Contained most talented artists

and writers

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• Masaccio– Created perspective

• Painting style create depth

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Ninja Turtles

• Michelangelo• Raphael• Donatello• Leonardo

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Michelangelo

• “David”– Muscular, powerful, “ripped”– Ideal male

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Michelangelo

• Sistine Chapel– Spiritual values of Medieval

Europe mixed with new ideals

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Raphael

• School of Athens– Humanism

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Donatello

• First European sculptor since ancient times to make a large free standing human figure in the nude

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Leonardo da Vinci

• Truly a Renaissance man– Master of all trades

• Art, anatomy, mechanics, and biology

• Art– The Last Supper

• Religion + perspective

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Da Vinci the scientist

• Believed that things needed to be studied.

• Which is a Da Vinci?

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The mind of a genius

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• Wealthy wanted to be known as wealthy– Paintings, spices, silks and

profits– Wealthy want new unique things

and explores want to find them.

Page 24: The Renaissance

• Write a paragraph that compares & contrasts Medieval and Renaissance values/ideas

Page 25: The Renaissance

Explain the flow chart of the Renaissance

How Renaissanc

e began

•Italy•Merc

hants

Ideals/

Values of

Renaissanc

e

•Individualism

•Ideal human

Artists/

artwork

•Pieces of art

•How they show new values/techniques