Northern Renaissance HRE Ger.

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Northern Renaissance HRE Ger.

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Northern Renaissance

Northern Renaissance. **. What was going on?. 1400 – 1550 Northern Europe (Focus on Germany , Flanders , and Netherlands ) Reformation Split from the Catholic Church Invention of the Printing Press Higher rates of literacy. Characteristics. European, but not Italian

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RENAISSANCE AND NORTHERN RENAISSANCE ART

RENAISSANCE AND NORTHERN RENAISSANCE ART. J. NEWMAN. CHARACTERISTICS. High Renaissance (mainly Italy) 1) Realism and Expression 2) Linear Perspective 3) Classicism (Roman and Greco influence) 4) Emphasis on Individualism 5) Geometrical Arrangement of Figures

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The Northern Renaissance

The Northern Renaissance. Where are we talking about…Northern?. Renaissance Art in Northern Europe. Should not be considered an appendage to Italian art…it was distinctly different But, Italian influence was strong.

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Northern Renaissance

Northern Renaissance . Italian Influences. The Northern Renaissance began later than the Italian Renaissance Through Trade and interaction over the Alps, ideas began to flow to Northern Europe (Germany, France, England, etc.) . Education.

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NORTHERN RENAISSANCE

SOCIAL SCIENCE III. NORTHERN RENAISSANCE. Northern Renaissance begins. Italian Renaissance artists impressed scholars and students who visited Italy. Through merchants (trade), ideas spread when they traveled out of Italy. English and French monarchs became “patrons of the arts”.

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The Northern Renaissance

The Northern Renaissance. 15 th Century Style. Wood Cuts. During the 1460s books were being produced using printmaking using wood blocks. To do this, piece are carved away from a wood block to leave the paper exposed when printed. Engraving.

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Northern Renaissance

Northern Renaissance. How did the developments/trends in the Northern Renaissance differ from Italy? What characterized the “new monarchies” of the late Renaissance period? . Northern Renaissance. What were the contributions of the Northern Renaissance?

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Italian Renaissance v. Northern Renaissance

Italian Renaissance v. Northern Renaissance. Recall: What characteristics of the era made the Italian Renaissance unique?. How the Renaissance spread to Northern Europe. The Renaissance spread to Europe through various means : Warfare Trading Italian Renaissance artists

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The Northern Renaissance

The Northern Renaissance. Northern Renaissance. Italian Renaissance ideas quickly spread to northern European countries such as England, France, and Germany. Spread by the rapid growth of cities and the concept of patronage. Spread of Art.

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Northern Renaissance

Northern Renaissance. Christian Humanism. Christian Humanism. Emphasis on early Church writings that provided answers on how to improve society and reform the Church Less emphasis on pagan works from ancient Greece and Rome. Texts.

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Northern Renaissance

Northern Renaissance. Katherine Kim Period 5. What was the Renaissance? How was it spread?. During the 14 th - 17 th century a new way of thinking was introduced, taking over the ideas and views of the Middle Ages. Helped Europe reach economic growth

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Northern Renaissance

Northern Renaissance. The Renaissance Spreads. Focus. 1. Define Northern Renaissance. 2. How did the Italian Renaissance compare and contrast to the Northern Renaissance? 3. What great impacts did the Northern Renaissance have upon society? And today?. The R enaissance Spreads.

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The Northern Renaissance

The Northern Renaissance. HWH UNIT 1 CHAPTER 1.2. Gutenberg’s Printing Press (c. 1455). Northern vs. Italian Renaissance. NORTHERN Flanders and Germany Religious Humanism Started after Italian Renaissance. ITALIAN Florence and Italy Civic Humanism Started first.

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Northern Renaissance

Northern Renaissance. A closer look. The Beginnings. Spread from Italy to cities all over Northern Europe. Key cities were Antwerp, Amsterdam, and London due to wealthy merchants who patronized painters, writers, and scientists. The humanistic ideas gave rules a new perspective on the world.

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Northern Renaissance

Northern Renaissance. 1440-1603. Artists. John van Eyck Robert Campin Rogier van der Weyden Albrecht Durer Hieronymus Bosch Pieter Bruegal Hans Holbein. Countries. Europe German French England Poland Netherlands. Traits. Realism Idealism Symbolism

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Northern Renaissance

Northern Renaissance. Victory. Van Eyck, The Arnolfini Portrait, 1434, Northern Renaissance, Oil Painting. What is the Northern Renaissance?. In the 14th and 15th centuries, artists in Northern Europe – as in southern Europe – began to depict the world in a more realistic way.

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Northern Renaissance

Northern Renaissance. I. Northern Renaissance Begins. Monarchs spend lots of money on art Ideas about art and human dignity spread from Italy to the rest of Europe. II. Artistic Ideas Spread. German Painters Albrecht Durer—wood cuts and engravings that show religious and secular topics

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Northern Renaissance

Northern Renaissance. danse macabre theme in art. Different from Italian. In literature: Northern Humanists more interested in religious reforms more willing to write for lay audiences woodcuts for the illiterate

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Northern Renaissance:

Northern Renaissance:. Humanism, Christian Humanism & Skepticism. Christian Humanism. Characteristics : Part of the Northern Renaissance Emphasis on early Church writings rather than on Greek or Roman texts Emphasis on education and human intellect to bring about change

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