The Italian Renaissance Begins mid 1300s…. Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy? City states survived and prospered Centers of trade and manufacturing.

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The Italian Renaissance Begins mid 1300s…

Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy? City states survived and prospered Centers of trade and manufacturing Emergence of wealthy, powerful merchant class Economic and political leadership Education and individual achievement

The Medicis Family in Florence – Italian city state Richest merchants and bankers in Europe Unofficially ruled Florentine government Lorenzo Medici – Renaissance ideal Patron – financial supporter of arts

Humanism Study of classical, Greco-Roman culture Focus on worldly subjects Versatile in many areas – politics, literature, music, arts Individual has dignity and worth Seek fulfillment in daily life Stress individual experiences & achievements Petrarch – Father of Humanism Intellectual life Library of Greek and Roman manuscripts Use of pure classical Latin (used by Romans)

Revival of the Arts Realism – rules of perspective Shading – objects look round & real Emphasis on human anatomy; live models 3 artists of the High Italian Renaissance: Da Vinci Raphael Michelangelo

Is it the Brain?

Michelangelo – The Rome Pieta

Leonardo and anatomy.

It is not Leonardo dressed as a woman!

The Renaissance Moves North The Flemish painters are known for their portrayal of common man They were the first to use oil paints, which provided exquisite detail.

Durer and the humanity of religious figures.

Jan Van-Eyck – Betrothal of Arnolfini.

Brueghel – Peasant Life

Brueghel - Landscapes