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What was Humanism?

Was the philosophical and cultural movement that spread trought Europe in the 15th and early 16th centuries

Humanism

Characteristics

Characteristics

They had an antropocentric viewpoint

They had an advanced knowledge

They flet deep curiosoty about the physical and spiritual world

They were inspired by the cultural inheritance of Antiquity

The spread of Humanism

The spread of Humanism

Gutenberg perfected the printing press in around 1440.This meant that each book no longer had to be copied by hand

The academies were cultural centres where the humanists exchanged ideas and knowledge

Universities promoted the study of classical culture

Humanists travelled to meet each other in other ways

New directions in science and art

Astronomy,medicine and physics were the main branches of Renaissance art

Geographical discoveries led to advances in cartography, botany and zoology

ATRONOMY

In 1543 Nicolas Copernicus published On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres his Heliocentric theory

ATRONOMY

MEDICINE

In 1543,the doctor Andreas Vesalius

published On the Structure of the Human Body.Based on direct observation,this book was big step forward in the knowledge of human anatomy

MEDICINE

PHYSICS

The most importan scientist in this field Leonardo da Vinci, who made numerous contributions to hidraulic and aerodinamic mechanics

PHYSICS

The Renaissance

Renaissance art broke with the traditions for the Middle Ages. Its main centre of interest was the human being

The Renaissance

Patrons and artists

The patrons were whealthy noblement and burgers who appreciated the education and the arts.They supported artists and gave

them large sums of money.

Patrons and artists

RENAISSANCE AND REFORMATION

The Quattrocento

The Quattrocento

Architecture

Architecture

Renaissance architect designed both religious and civil buildings,and adapted then to human needs.

Following acient Greek and Roman models,they looked for symmetry and proportion

Filippo Brunelleschi

Scupulture

Scupulture

Sculture ,like architecture,was inspired by clasical forms.It was realistics but idealised.

It often represented the nude human body.Special importances was attached to proportion,beauty and anatomic accurancy.

Lorenzo Ghiberti

Painting

Renaissance painters made some remarkable techincal discoveries.

Their use of linear perspective gave great depht to their paintings.

They achived a sensation of volume by using chiaoscuro

Masaccio

Painting

The High Renaissance

The high Renaissance

The High Renaissance or Quinquecento was a cultural movement of the 16th century.

Under the patronage of Popes,Rome became a key centre of influence

Scupulture

High Renaissance scupulture was large scale and monumental.

Michelangelo Buonarroti was the outstanding sculptor.

David of

Michelangelo

Painting

The leading Renaissance included the following:

Leonardo da Vinci

The Last Supper

The Mona Lisa

(La Gioconda)

Michelangelo

The Sistine Chapel

Michelangelo

Raphael

Maddona of the Goldfinch

The School of Athens

Titian

The Venus of Urbino

Titian

The spread of the Renaissance

The spread of the Renaissance

By:Guillermo Galdón

Spain

The influence of the Italian Renaissance spread beyond Italy,but did not reach all parts of Europe.In Spain,a Renaisance style developed in the 16th century.

Spain

Architecture

There were 3 main styles

Plateresque

Classicist

Herrerian

Architecture

Plateresque

Style of abundant decoration developed in 16th century.

Facade of Salamanca University

Plateresque

Clasicist

In this style ,the harmony of a building was more important than its decoration

The palace of Carlos V

Clasicist

Herrerian

This style became influentian in the second half of the 16th century.Buildings were caractericed by the sobriety and almost total lack of decoration

The Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial

Herrerian

Scupulture

In Spain,there was no attemp to portray ideal beauty,

A famous sculptor was:

Alonso de Berruguete

Scupulture

Painting

El Greco created religious scenes full of drama and movement

His main paintings include The Discorbing of Christ and The Burial of the Count of Orgaz

Painting

The Northern Renaissance

Dutch and Flemish art: In north-west Europe a higly detailed artistic style developed

Germany.Albrecht Dürer adopted a Renaissance art style following his visits to Italy.As well as being a great painter,he was an excelent engraver and draughtsman

Reformation

The Reformation was a religious movement in 16th century Europe.IT grew out of widespread criticism of the Catholic Church

The reformation and Counter-reformation

The causes of the Reformation

The Higher clergy usually came from noble families and lived a life of luxury,which contrasted spiritual ideals

Indulgences were issued by the Pope

Printing meant that more copies of the Bible

The causes of Reformation

The Lutheran Reformation

In 1517,the German monk Martin Luther published The 95 These

Acording to Luther:

People is saved by their Faith

Cristians can reach God directly through prayer

The only sacraments are Baptism and Eucharist

The cult of the Virgin and the saints should be suppressed

The spread of the Reformation

The Reformation spread rapidly through central and northern Europe

In Germany,many noblemen saw an opportunity to rebel against Carlos V

Calvinism had the idea of predestination

in England,King Henry VIII Broke with rome when the Pope refused to grant a divorce from Catherine of Aragon

The Counter-Reformation

Was a reform of movement within the Catholic Church.It was aimed at both improving conditionsin the Church and resisting Protestantism

The Counter-Reformation

The Council of Trent(1545-1563)

It confirmed the autority of the Pope,

It also confirmed the Church´s traditional doctrine

It also reformed some practices.It prohibited the sale of indulgences and established seminaries to train priests

The Religious orders

The Society of Jesus was founded by ignacio de Loyola,and its members(the Jesuits) helped to spread the ideas of the Counter-Reformation

Religious divisions in Europe

The reformation and the Counter-Reformation led to deep divisions in Europe,which was now divided in to 2 religious blocks Protestants and Catholics