Renaissance
• An intellectual and artistic energy that characterized ancient Greek and Roman civilization.
• Renaissance began in Italy, Florence.
• Extend during the XIV century to the XVII century.
• Characteristics:
New interests in human beings and the world they live in.
Humanists began to emphasize the capacities of human mind and the achievements of humanculture, contesting the middle age that emphasize the concept of God.
• Precursors
Petrarch:
He was considers the father of poetry.
He wrote Sonnets that express fillings.
Boccaccio:
He was considers the father of Narrative.
He wrote Tales.
Giotto de Bondone:
Born in France.
Create a new technique of frescoes (mural painting done on plaster, walls or ceilings).
Heconvenes the art of frescos whit religion.
Donatello:
Sculptor who mixed the simple forms of ancient art whit the realism and religious spirit or the middle ages.
He works on churches.
Leonardo Da Vinci:
He was conceded a complete man, because he was able to develop all the knowledge of the time.
♥ Art.
♥ Science.
♥ Architecture.
Filipe Brunelleschi:
Most importantarchitect of the renascence.
Dedicated more than 20 years to Florence cathedral’s dome construction.
The dome was finished after his dead.
Michelangelo:
Famous of his fresco in the Sixteen Chapel of the Vatican.
No one can do a better job than him.
• Gradually Renaissance began to increase to all Europe and lastly to England.
• Renaissance also was a period of territorialexpansion and discovery.
Christopher Columbus reached the New World.
2) War Of Roses:
• Civil War.
• Two aristocratic royal houses were battling each other for the throne.
House of York-> White rose.
House of Lancasters -> Red rose.
• The country was hardly in a condition to respond to the renaissance movement.
• Henry Tudor and Earl of Richmond defeated the Yorkist King RichardIII (Last Yorkist King) at Bosworth Field in 1485.
• Henry VII finished the war of roses because:
He got married whit Elizabeth of York.
He combines the two royal families by the marriage and the successor has the two royal bloods.
• Henry VII was crowned king and the Tudor Dynasty got the power.
• The end of Anarchy and the beginning of the Monarchy.
3) Tudor Dynasty:
• Henry VII: Crowned in 1485-1509.
Direct descendant of John of Gaunt duke of Lancaster.
In 1483 taking advantage of the indignation he plots against Richard III.
He was a prudent monarch.
He restored royal authority.
He was not a military man that’s why he maintains the pace and the renaissance movement takes please.
He succeeded in maintaining pace and creating economic prosperity.
Hebrought the printing to England.
His descendant was Henry VIII, his third child.
• Henry VIII:
Crowned in 1509-1547.
He saw him self mainly as a powerful political leader.
He was a risky person.
During his time:
Literature increased.
English become more accepted among educated people.
People become concerned about children speaking it property.
Music development.
Hewanted also to be thought of as an enlightened Renaissance prince.
A friend of Henry VIII was Sir Thomas More who was:
Very intelligent.
Leader of an intellectual movement.
The first literary masterpiece of the English Renaissance.
He wrote poems based on their exploration of Italian models.
Devout catholic.
Was against the protestant reformation.
He was beheaded becausehe opposed Henry´s divorce and refused to swear oaths of allegiance to him as Supreme Head of the English church.
He is declared Saint by the Pope of The Roman Catholic Church because he died defending his religion.
His sons were
Mary Tudor with Catherine of Aragon.
Elizabeth with Ann Boleyn.
Edward Joan Seymon.
During his reign The Protestant Reformation take place....
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