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The Northern Renaissance

The Northern Renaissance Begins Hundred Years War ended in 1453 cities grew, merchants wealthy enough to sponsor art France and England were united under strong monarchs-rulers sponsored artists As renaissance ideas spread they mixed with northern traditions, developed its own character: Realism social reform

Albrecht Durer: “The Knight Death and the Devil”

Hans Holbein the Younger: “Portrait of Henry VIII 1540”

Jan van Eyck: The Madonna of Chancellor Rolin

Pieter Bruegel the Elder: The Peasant Wedding

Northern Writers Try to Reform Society Northern Humanists were critical of the Christian church started Christian Humanism-focus on reform of society

Northern Writers Try to Reform Society Desiderius Erasmus of Holland wrote The Praise of Folly in 1509 Thomas More of England wrote Utopia in 1516, described ideal place

The Elizabethan Age Mid-1500s Renaissance spread to England, known as Elizabethan Age Most famous writer was William Shakespeare

Printing Spreads Renaissance Ideas 1440 Johann Gutenberg developed a printing press bible in 1455-first full-sized book printed with moveable type For first time books were cheap enough that people could buy them

Legacies of the Renaissance? Changes in the Arts Artists used techniques and styles of classical G&R Portrayed individuals and nature more realistically Secular and religious works Writers used vernacular Arts praised individual achievement

Legacies continued Changes in Society Printing press allowed more info to be available cheaply More books increased desire to learn, rise in literacy Published accounts of new discoveries, maps, and charts led to more discoveries Published legal proceedings made law clear, ppl understood their rights Christian humanists attempts to reform society changed views on how life should be lived Ppl started questioning political structures and religious practices