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1.1 - Early renaissance
How did the transition from the m...,
Name 4 broad changes that develop...,
What happened because of the euro...
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1.1 - Artworks of architecture
Dome of florence cathedral,
Sant andrea,
Palozzo medici riccardi
3
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1.1 - Artworks of sculpture
The creation of adam and eve scen...,
David,
Mary magdalene
3
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1.1 - Artworks of painting
Trinity with the virgin st john t...,
Battista sforza and federico da m...,
Annunciation
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1.1 - Literature
Who was petrarch,
What was petrarch s philosophy,
Petrarchs work is poised between ...
5
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1.2 - High Renaissance
What happened in the high renaiss...,
How did the high renaissance end ...,
How did the high renaissance cont...
7
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1.2 - Artworks of painting and sculpture
The last supper,
Mona lisa,
Madonna of the meadows
9
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1.2 - Artworks of architecture
Tempietto
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1.2 - Art from Venice
Lion of st mark,
Bacchanal
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1.2 - Literature
Book of the courtier,
The prince
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1.3 - Mannerism
What is mannerism,
Explain that mannerism coincides ...,
Explain why mannerism is not cons...
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1.3 - Artwork of painting
Madonna with the long neck,
Allegory with venus and cupid,
The last supper
6
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1.3 - Artwork of sculpture
Saltcellar of francis i,
Perseus
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1.3 - Artwork of architecture
Vestibule of laurentian library,
Villa rotunda
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Chapter 1 notes
When was the renaissance in italy,
Why did the renaissance start in ...,
Why was the early renaissance ins...
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2.1 - early renaissance in northern europe
How did the renaissance come to n...,
Explain how the portuguese colonized,
What was the consequence of the p...
9
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2.1 - Artworks of painting
Merode altarpiece,
Ghent altarpiece,
Giovanni arnolfini and his wife g...
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2.2 - high renaissance in northern europe
How did the works of painters lik...,
Who was erasmus and why was he a ...,
Who was thomas more
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2.2 - Artworks of painting and printmaking.
Four horsemen of the apocalypse,
Adam and eve,
Erasmus of rotterdam
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2.2 - Artwork of architecture
Chateau of chambord,
Hampton court palace
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2.2 - Literature
Who was michel de montaigne,
Who was william shakespeare
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Chapter 2 notes
What is the reformation,
Who was desiderius erasmus,
Who was martin luther
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3.1 - Baroque in Italy
Explain what the baroque style is,
Explain the patronage that suppor...,
Explain how the roman patronage h...
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3.1 - Artwork of architecture and sculpture in Rome
St peters basilica,
St peter s,
David
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3.1 - Artwork of Painting of Italy
Calling of st matthew,
Judith slaying holofernes
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3.2 - Baroque outside Italy
Explain the baroque painting in h...,
Explain how paris became the cent...,
Explain how 2 groups were created...
4
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3.2 - Artwork of Dutch paintings
Jolly toper,
Boy playing a flute,
The night watch
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3.2 - Artwork of architecture
Louvre,
Palace of versailles,
St paul cathedral
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3.2 - Science of observation
Anton van leeuwenhoek,
Johannes kepler,
Galileo galilei
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3.2 - Philosophy
Rene descartes,
How did the thinking of philosoph...,
Thomas hobbe
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3.2 - Literature
Explain baroque literature,
Explain the baroque stage and plays,
Explain french theatre in the 17t...
8
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Chapter 3 notes
What were the consequences of the...,
Thirty years war,
Explain the dutch revolt
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4.1 - Enlightenment
Why was the 18th century called t...,
How did the revolutions in the 18...,
Explain the enlightenment
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4.2 - revolutions
Name 2 effects the enlightenment ...,
Why did the american revolution o...,
What was in the declaration of in...
11
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