Renaissance

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The Renaissance was a transformative European cultural movement from the 14th to 17th centuries marked by a revival of classical learning, flourishing arts, and major advances in science and humanist thought.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf European historical era
artistic movement
cultural movement
historical period
followedBy Age of Discovery
Enlightenment
Reformation
Scientific Revolution
follows Medieval period
Middle Ages
hasArchitectureStyle Renaissance architecture
hasArtStyle Renaissance art
hasCause economic growth of Italian city-states
fall of Constantinople
increased trade with the Eastern Mediterranean
migration of Greek scholars to Western Europe
patronage by wealthy families
rise of urban merchant classes
hasCharacteristic emphasis on human potential
expansion of education
experimentation in science
flourishing of the arts
growth of secular themes
patronage by courts and churches
renewed interest in realism
revival of classical learning
use of vernacular languages in literature
hasEconomicAspect expansion of long-distance trade
growth of banking
hasEducationModel studia humanitatis
hasEndTime 17th century
hasField architecture
art
literature
music
philosophy
political thought
science
hasInfluenceOn Enlightenment thought
European education
Protestant Reformation
development of capitalism
modern Western culture
modern art
modern science
hasKeyConcept humanism
individualism
naturalism in art
perspective in art
rediscovery of Greek and Roman texts
revival of classical antiquity
scientific inquiry
secularism
hasKeyEvent development of linear perspective in painting
emergence of humanist education
invention of the printing press
scientific observations challenging geocentrism
translation of classical texts into vernacular languages
hasLanguageContext English
French
German
Italian
Latin
Spanish
hasLocation Europe
hasMainRegion England
France
Holy Roman Empire
Italy
Northern Europe
hasNotableCenter Antwerp
Bruges
Florence
London
Milan
Naples
Nuremberg
Paris
Rome
Venice
hasPhilosophicalMovement Renaissance humanism
hasPoliticalAspect consolidation of monarchies
rise of powerful city-states
hasReligionContext Roman Catholicism
emergence of Protestantism
hasScientificAspect early modern science
hasStartTime 14th century
hasSubPeriod Early Renaissance
English Renaissance
French Renaissance
German Renaissance
High Renaissance
Italian Renaissance
Late Renaissance
Northern Mannerism
Northern Renaissance
Spanish Renaissance

Referenced by (203)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Amerigo Vespucci
Catherine de’ Medici
Clarice Orsini ("Italian Renaissance")
Cloth Hall
Coluccio Salutati ("Early Renaissance")
Desiderius Erasmus
Eleanor of Austria
Filippo Brunelleschi ("Early Renaissance")
Francis I of France
Frederick II of Denmark
Giovanni de' Medici
Giovanni di Lorenzo de' Medici
Henry VIII of England
James IV of Scotland
Leon Battista Alberti ("Early Renaissance")
Leonardo Bruni ("Early Renaissance")
Lorenzo Valla ("Italian Renaissance")
Lorenzo de' Medici ("Italian Renaissance")
Maria Manuela, Princess of Portugal
Marsilio Ficino ("Italian Renaissance")
Martin Waldseemüller
Niccolò Machiavelli
Nicolaus Copernicus
Palazzo del Sant’Uffizio
Pope Adrian VI
Pope Alexander VI
Pope Clement VII
Pope Julius II ("Italian Renaissance")
Pope Julius III
Pope Pius III
Pope Sixtus IV ("Italian Renaissance")
Prospero Colonna
René of Chalon
Sancio Cabot
Sigismund I the Old
Sigismund II Augustus
Tycho Brahe
voyages of Christopher Columbus to the Americas ("European Renaissance")
era
Albrecht Dürer
Bartolomeo d'Alviano ("Italian Renaissance")
Benois Madonna ("Early Renaissance")
Domenico Fontana ("Late Renaissance")
Donatello ("Early Renaissance")
Donatello ("Italian Renaissance")
Ferdinand Columbus
Filippo Brunelleschi ("Italian Renaissance")
Florentine school
Francesco Guicciardini
Galileo Galilei
Ginevra de’ Benci ("Early Renaissance")
Leon Battista Alberti ("Italian Renaissance")
Leonardo Bruni ("Italian Renaissance")
Luís de Camões
Martin Waldseemüller
Michelangelo
Piero della Francesca ("Italian Renaissance")
Piero della Francesca ("Early Renaissance")
Sandro Botticelli ("Early Renaissance")
Sandro Botticelli ("Italian Renaissance")
movement
Ahlden Castle
Borgia Apartments
Brisbane City Hall ("Italian Renaissance")
Cathedral of the Archangel ("Italian Renaissance")
Como Cathedral
El Escorial
Market Square in Wrocław
Neptune Fountain (Trento)
Ohio Theatre ("Italian Renaissance")
Palazzo Rucellai ("Italian Renaissance")
Poznań Town Hall
Raphael Rooms
Rosenborg Castle
Sforza Castle
Stirling Castle
University of Wittenberg
Villa d’Este
Wawel Castle
architecturalStyle
Aristotelian physics
Borgia Apartments ("Italian Renaissance")
Holy League against France
Italian Wars
Renaissance humanism
Treaty of Cateau-Cambrésis
War of the League of Cognac
historicalPeriod
Albrecht Dürer ("Italian Renaissance")
Christian iconography ("Renaissance art")
English Renaissance ("Italian Renaissance")
French Renaissance ("Italian Renaissance")
Northern Renaissance ("Italian Renaissance")
Salvador Dalí ("Renaissance art")
Spanish Golden Age ("Italian Renaissance")
influencedBy
English Renaissance ("European Renaissance")
Florentine school ("Italian Renaissance")
High Renaissance ("Italian Renaissance")
Inhale ("The Renaissance")
Northern Renaissance
Renaissance architecture
Spanish Renaissance ("European Renaissance")
partOf
Disputation of the Holy Sacrament ("Italian Renaissance")
Ginevra de’ Benci ("Italian Renaissance")
La Fornarina ("Italian Renaissance")
Litta Madonna ("Italian Renaissance")
Madonna Conestabile ("Italian Renaissance")
Mona Lisa ("Italian Renaissance")
artHistoricalPeriod
Apostolic Camera
De revolutionibus orbium coelestium
Farnese
House of Chalon-Arlay
House of Medici
Leonardo da Vinci notebooks
timePeriod
Domus Aurea ("Renaissance art")
Heracles cycle ("Renaissance art")
Islamic Golden Age ("European Renaissance")
Leonardo da Vinci ("Renaissance art")
Renaissance humanism ("Renaissance art")
influenced
I quattro libri dell’architettura
Santa Maria presso San Satiro ("Italian Renaissance")
The School of Athens ("Italian Renaissance")
Vitruvian Man ("Italian Renaissance")
period
Non plus ultra ("Renaissance Europe")
Santa Maria del Popolo (choir and apse), Rome ("Italian Renaissance")
The Alba Madonna ("Italian High Renaissance")
culturalContext
Florence
Genoa
University of Orléans
historicalPeriodOfProminence
Celle Castle
Maison des Têtes (Valence)
Villa Medici
significantPeriod
Murcia
Poitiers
architecturalStylePresent
Old Masters
Old Masters ("Italian Renaissance")
associatedWithPeriod
Christian Kabbalah
Hermetic Qabalah
developedInPeriod
Baroque
High Renaissance ("Early Renaissance")
follows
Europe
Western civilization
hasHistoricalPeriod
Eye of Providence
Palladian window
hasOriginPeriod
Renaissance ("Italian Renaissance")
Renaissance ("Early Renaissance")
hasSubPeriod
Duchy of Milan
Venetian navy
historicalEra
Republic of Florence
Royal Private Apartments ("Renaissance period")
locatedInTime
Ferrara
Marienberg
urbanPlanningStyle
Duke of Guastalla
Ponte Milvio
usedDuring
Carrara marble
Renaissance Latin
usedInPeriod
Infant John the Baptist ("Italian Renaissance")
artHistoricalPeriodOfFrequentDepiction
The Alba Madonna ("Italian Renaissance")
artMovement
The Alba Madonna ("High Renaissance")
artPeriod
Tuscans ("Renaissance art")
contributedTo
Renaissance papacy ("Italian Renaissance")
culturalMovement
Palazzo Rucellai ("Early Renaissance")
culturalPeriod
Renaissance Platonism
emergedInPeriod
Medici court in Florence ("Italian Renaissance")
flourishedInPeriod
I Tatti Renaissance Library ("Italian Renaissance")
focusesOn
Middle Ages
followedBy
Görlitz
hasArchitecturalStyle
Pirna
hasArchitecturalStyleInOldTown
Scientific Revolution
hasCause
Lucca
hasCityWallPeriod
Germanisches Nationalmuseum ("Renaissance art")
hasCollection
Richelieu Wing
hasCollectionPeriod
Casina Pio IV ("Italian Renaissance")
hasCulturalContext
Western esotericism ("Renaissance Europe")
hasHistoricalRoot
Maximilian ("Renaissance Europe")
hasHistoricalUsage
Ancona
hasHistoricPeriodOfImportance
Late Byzantine period ("Italian Renaissance")
hasInfluenceOn
Council of the Gods
hasLiteraryPeriod
Bourg-en-Bresse
hasNotablePeriod
Republic of Letters
hasPeriod
Cloister of Santa Maria della Pace ("Italian Renaissance")
hasStylePeriod
Madonna and Child
highlyPopularInPeriod
University of Florence
historicalConnection
Italians
historicalInfluence
Italian Peninsula
historicalRegionOf
Papacy
influencedEuropeanPolitics
Os Lusíadas
literaryMovement
Rimas
literaryPeriod
The Sistine Madonna ("Italian Renaissance")
movementAssociatedWith
House of della Rovere ("Italian Renaissance")
notableEpoch
Tuscans ("Italian Renaissance")
notableHistoricalPeriod
Scientific Revolution
precededBy
Levoča historic centre
primaryBuildingStyles
French Renaissance ("Italian Renaissance")
relatedConcept
Perseus ("Renaissance art")
representedIn
Hermeticism ("Italian Renaissance")
revivedDuring
Don Juan (1926 film)
setInPeriod
Romola ("Italian Renaissance")
settingContext
Agnes of Sorrento
settingTime
The Enchantress of Florence ("Italian Renaissance")
subjectMatter
Sabine women ("Renaissance art")
themeIn
West Building
timePeriodCoverage
The Warrior Pope
usedDuringPeriod
New Latin
usedFrom
Ancient Greek ("Renaissance Europe")
usedInEducation
Timotheus
usedInHistoricalPeriod
Capitoline Hill
wasImportantInPeriod

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