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"When I Can" This artist once wrote "My beard points to heaven. . . my paintbrush all the day does drop a rich mosaic on my face." What was he talking about? michelangelo • sistine chapel • pope julius ii • renaissance • renaissance artists
High Renaissance Gardens
The High Renaissance didn't produce many important gardens, but two gardens of this period had a powerful influence on European gardens. vatican • cortile del belvedere • villa madama • julius ii • rome
The Fifth General Council of the Lateran The General Councils of the Church arose because of doctrinal difficulties. general councils of the catholic church • general council of nicaea • general council of constantinople • general council of ephesus • general council of chalcedon
St. Peter's Basilica in Rome St. Peter's Basilica in Rome took decades to complete, employed the talents of great artists, and connects to history both past and present. st. peter's basilica in rome • building st. peter's • julius ii and st. peter's • st. peter's and the reformation • artists that constructed st. peter's
The Vatican's Cortile del Belvedere
The Vatican's Cortile del Belvedere was one of the most revolutionary gardens ever created. cortile del belvedere • vatican • renaissance • bramante
The Agony and the Ecstasy – A Review A review of 16th century events leading to Michelangelo's fresco painting of the Sistine Chapel ceiling, as portrayed in the film "The Agony and the Ecstasy". michelangelo • sistine chapel • fresco • pope julius • artist
Henry VIII: The Early Years No one expected Henry VIII to become King, as he was the "spare" until the "heir" Arthur died in 1502. His childhood was fraught with danger from revolts and pretenders. henry viii • catherine of aragon • greenwich palace • eltham • tower of london
James IV of Scotland (1488-1513) James IV brought unity, international status and the Renaissance to Scotland but his foreign policies proved his downfall. james iv of scotland • renaissance • foreign policies • artists • musicians
Michelangelo and Sistine Chapel – Book Review Andrew Graham-Dixon explores Michelangelo's attitude to art as a noble profession, the painting of the Sistine Chapel ceiling and its symbolism, plus later works of art. michelangelo • sistine chapel • vatican museum • michelangelo and the sistine chapel • painting the sistine chapel
The Belvedere's Sculpture Garden
For centuries that most important sculpture garden in the world was located in the Vatican. vatican • belvedere
St. Peter´s Basilica: The Church to End all Churches Who could go to Rome without visiting St. Peter´s Basilica, a triumph of Italian Renaissance art and architecture?
The Honours of Scotland The Honours of Scotland are the oldest crown jewels in Great Britain. honours of scotland • honors of scotland • crown jewels • james iv • james v
Desiderius Erasmus Biography Brief biography of Desiderius Erasmus, a Renaissance scholar and theologian, famous for The Colloquies. erasmus • desiderius erasmus biography • erasmus in praise of folly • erasmus colloquies • erasmus and luther
Martin Luther and The Ninety-Five Theses Discrepancies exist as to the proclamation of the Theses, but scholars agree that an angry Luther questioned the theology behind indulgence sales & the status of sinners. martin luther and the ninety-five theses • the ninety-five theses • martin luther and the protestant reformation • explaining the ninety-five theses • proclamation of the ninety-five theses
Michelangelo: "Supreme Renaissance Artist" Take a dive into the fifteenth century art world with this “supreme Renaissance artist.” This article features biographical information linked to several Internet web sites. Sit back and enjoy as you explore this wealth of information. renaissance • sculpture • sculptor • fresco • biography
Raphael - High Renaissance Painter Brief biography of Raffaello Sanzio (Raphael), youngest of the other High Renaissance artists: Michelangelo Buonarroti and Leonardo da Vinci. raphael • rafael high renaissance painter • raffaello • rafaello sanzio • school art
The Life of King James IV (Part Two) James grows in power, consolidating at home and building an international reputation. james iv • isles • scotland • henry vii
The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli Machiavelli's The Prince is known for its ruthless tactics for gaining absolute power and for its abandonment of conventional morality. the prince • machiavelli • machiavelli the prince • niccolo machiavelli • machiavelli prince
The Vatican - the Heart of Rome A tour of Rome must include the Sistine Chapel, part of the Vatican Museum, situated near St Peter's Basilica, and home of the Creation of Adam by Michelangelo vatican • vatican palace • sistine chapel • sistine chapel ceiling • michelangelo
Walking the Via Cavour in Rome, Italy Many hotels are located off Via Cavour, one of Rome's primary avenues, making it easy for visitors to begin their exploration of the city with a walking tour. walking via cavour in rome • termini and the baths of diocletian • santa maria maggiore off of via cavour • st.peter in chains • getting around rome on foot
Early Modern Architects The history of architecture is a history filled with important people, people who pushed the art and science of architecture to its limits. early modern architects • renaissance architects • architects of the renaissance • renaissance builders • flilippo brunelleschi
Katherine of Aragon Henry VIII's first wife was also his sister-in-law! henry viii • tudor england • katherine of aragon • online courses
The Reformation in the Context of Global Change The very page of human history into which the Protestant Reformation was born was a great century of global change. It was an age of discovery, exploration and expansion. protestant reformation • medieval church • global change • discovery • exploration
The Wives of Henry VIII: Catherine of Aragon Catherine of Aragon comes to England to marry Arthur, Prince of Wales -- but fate intervenes... catherine of aragon • henry vii • elizabeth of york • prince arthur • henry viii
Two Families of the Renaissance They were two of the most powerful families of the Renaissance. Yet each is remembered for very different reasons. Come meet the Medici and Borgia families. renaissance • medici family • lorenzo medici • cosimo medici • "lorenzo the magnificent" |
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