The Renaissance / From 1300-1700, A time that transitioned the world from the Middle Ages to a time of re-birth
Renaissance Fashion
This was the common dress for men and woman. Men wore dress shirts under a doublet, a fitted top, and a jerkin, a fitted jacket. Rather than wearing trousers underneath, males wore hoes. Women were expected to wear dresses that restricted their movement. Children dressed the same way in order to mirror their parents.
Renaissance royal garments
This was the royal garb that the King and Queen wore during the Renaissance.
Nicolaus Copernicus
Mathematician and Astronomer who made the claim and formulated a model that the planets revolve around the sun as opposed to Earth being the center of the universe.
Galileo Galilei
Known as the father of Modern Science, Galileo was a physicist, astronomer and leading figure in transitioning the belief of natural philosophy to modern science during the Renaissance. He was also the first astronomer to use the telescope
Mona Lisa
A painting by Leonardo Da Vinci which is a portrait of Lia Gerardhini.It the most known,most sung about, and most visited piece of artwork in the Renaissance period worth $800 million.
The Last Supper
This is a picture of Jesus and his disciples at the last supper. It is a 15th century mural by Leonardo Da Vinci. It represents the gospel story in John 13:21.
Humanism
Emphasized human capabilities and celebrated individual achievement. The humanists emphasized the importance of human values instead of religious beliefs.The rediscovery of classical philosophy and science would eventually challenge traditional religious beliefs of the Church
Catholic Church
During the medieval to early modern period, the Catholic Church controlled aspects of people's lives but was declining.
Sheet Music
The sheet music during the Renaissance era began adding in flags and different kinds of note heads in order to show the duration of the note, such as how long the note had to be held, and the pitch of the note.
Renaissance Musical Instruments
During the medieval to early modern period, the Catholic Church controlled aspects of people's lives but was declining.
