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    This ideal encouraged individual self-development and improvement in all aspects of ones life which Leonardo clearly exubirated. He was well known for his paintings and inventions but is discussed in lecture becuase of the Villa Rotonda. The Villa Rotonda is a large building that was built by the Italian archietect Pallodia in 1570 near Venice as an ideal

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    scholasticism and monasticism to a time of humanism and secularism. The Renaissance gave the modern world secularism‚ humanism and individualism. Throughout the story we see Gargantua evolve into a respectable and honorable man and Frere Jean as a monk who defies all previous views of who and what a monk is. The story of Gargantua illustrates the transition from scholasticism to humanism and in a satirical account through the lives of Gargantua and Frere Jean’s. Humanism can be defined as the cultural intellectual

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    arts‚ a Florentine statesman‚ and a benevolent ruler. Lorenzo de Medici was born during the Italian Renaissance. The Renaissance was a period of political‚ economic‚ social‚ and cultural development. During this period of time focus was drawn to humanism and humanities‚ such as poetry‚ rhetoric‚ and literature. The Renaissance also reawakened an interest in Ancient Rome. Roman architecture‚ statues and coins were studied. Rome also served as an inspiration for religious themes which were utilized

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    years. He was able to get hands-on experience and developed his own distinct style during this time. Raphael’s apprenticeship ended in 1504‚ and he moved to Florence. Here he studied the works of other great artists of the time‚ like Michelangelo‚ Leonardo da Vinci‚ and Fra Bartolommeo‚ further developing his individual technique. In 1509 he began work on the fresco cycle that included The School of Athens. This painting highlighted the humanistic principles he was taught as a child in

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    Events at the end of the Middle Ages‚ beginning in the 12th century‚ started a reformation of these ideals. The Renaissance started in Florence‚ Italy in the beginning of the 14th century. The Renaissance was earliest expressed through Humanism. The effect of Humanism helped men leave behind mental restraints caused by religion‚ inspired open query and criticism‚ and stimulated a newfound confidence in human thought and creation. From Italy the new Humanist ideas and the Renaissance it brought about

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    our emotions‚ which was portrayed throughout the music‚ paintings‚ and literature of Western European culture. One man who was able to show our emotions through art‚ was Leonardo da Vinci. Leonardo was ultimately known as the “Renaissance man”. Not only was he a scientist‚ but also a painter‚ and a sculptor. To practice‚ Leonardo went to early medical schools to see autopsies that could help him with his human sculptures. He wanted to show humans how the inside of the body looks like and by showing

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    pandemic in 1348 left its mark on Italy by killing one third of the population.[34][35] However‚ the recovery from the disaster of the Black Death led to a resurgence of cities‚ trade and economy which greatly stimulated the successive phase of the Humanism and Renaissance‚ that best known for its cultural achievements. Accounts of Renaissance literature usually begin with Petrarch (best known for the elegantly polished vernacular sonnet sequence of Il Canzoniere and for the craze for book collecting

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    did Donatello do in Rome? With Michelozzo he produced a series of works‚ including the tomb of Pope John XXIII in the Baptistery‚ Florence‚ and the tomb of Cardinal Brancacci in S. Angelo a Nilo‚ Naples. What was Renaissance art influenced by? Humanism What did Renaissance artists seek to imitate? They tried to imitate nature and real life in their work. In politics‚ the Renaissance contributed the development of the conventions of diplomacy‚ and in science an increased reliance on observation

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    Education” draws attention to the lack of taboo topics present in the American education system. He ardently supports the idea of discussing topics such as “bullying‚ sexual assault‚ and gun violence” (Bruni‚ Paragraph 1). He believes that discussing such topics would enrich student’s learning. For instance‚ Bruni discusses the novel

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    The art of the Renaissance was influenced by both ancient Greek and Roman culture as well as the humanism movement. The subjects of works of art were no longer limited to royal and religious figures‚ nor were they over idealized portrayals. Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa exemplifies this trend. Working with the new medium of oil and his mastery of light‚ contrast‚ and sfumato‚ da Vinci created the most famous painting in the world; a work where subject and background compliment each other to form

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