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2 Renaissance in Northern Europe Artists as Innovators Writers as Reformers Printing Press and the Spread of Ideas

3 Through Artists’ Eyes Jan van Eyck (1390-1441) Pieter Brueghel the Elder (1525?-1569) Albrecht Durer Hans Holbein the Younger (1497-1543)

4 Jan van Eyck (1390-1441) The Virgin of Chancellor Rolin 1435

5 The Annunciation, 1435 Symbols 1.White lilies 2.Dove 3.Pavement Meanings

6 The Arnolfini Betrothal, 1434 Symbols 1.Candle 2.Fruit 3.Dog Meaning

7 The Arnolfini Betrothal (detail) Chandelier Mirror Beads Brush Artist signature

8 Edwin F Aldrin, Pilot Apollo 11

9 Pieter Brueghel’s Subjects Peasant Dance, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna,1568

10 Carnival and Lent,

11 The Peasant Wedding

12 Self Portrait Albrecht Durer, Age 26

13 Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse Woodcut, 1498

14 St. Jerome in His Cell Woodcut 1514

15 Holbein’s Portraits Hans Holbein, age 45, shortly before his death

16 Erasmus, 1523 Author, Praise of Folly Translator, New Testament Christian Humanist

17 Sir Thomas More, 1527 Chancellor of England Author, Utopia Beheaded for treason

18 German Merchant, 1535 Vase Carnation, rosemary Table cover Clock Correspondence

19 German Merchant (detail)

20 Henry VIII, 1540 Defender of the Faith King of England Renaissance Man Husband of Catherine Disbanded Monasteries

21 Edward, Prince of Wales, 1539

22 The Printer’s Trade TypecasterWoodcutter

23 Vellum MakerBookbinders

24 The Spread of Ideas Christ and the Money Changers Pope and Indulgence Moneys

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