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How did Durer help bring the Renaissance to northern Europe?
Dürer traveled twice to Italy, and used printmaking to bring Renaissance ideas to other artists in Norther Europe.
What makes art such as essential aspect of the Renaissance?
Renaissance art was an essential aspect to this time period because it reflected the many changes and developments that were occurring. When Renaissance art traveled to other countries it took with it the ability to create new ideas and instill a desire for the development of culture, religion, and overall thinking.
Who traveled around and painted portraits?
Hans Holbein the younger traveled around painting portraits.
Where has Marc Chagall traveled?
Click the link below and read all about Chagall!
Art in the 15Th and 16Th century?
donatello was a artist he became really famous and traveled to florence
What mode of transportation was used during the Italian Renaissance?
The people of the Italian Renaissance traveled mostly by foot, but they also traveled by horse and in carts
What of Tarses traveled throughout the Roman world spreading Christian teachings?
It was Paul of Tarsus that traveled and spread Christianity.
What were popular religions that traveled in the 1800's spreading their faith?
:( dont know LOL(: x
Did nirvana traveled throughout Asia eventually spreading Buddhism to china Korea and japan?
Yes it did
Who traveled to Italy to absorb art and learning in the renaissance?
i dont know the freaking answer thats why i asked
How did Durer help bring the Renaissance to northern Europe?
Dürer traveled twice to Italy, and used printmaking to bring Renaissance ideas to other artists in Norther Europe.
Who was responsible for the art changes that took place in the Renaissance?
The artists that traveled were responsible for the art changes. Does that answer your question?
How did the people of Thebes move from place to place?
They traveled by meeting traders and learning there techniques.
Where did Buddishm evolve?
ancient Asia when budda traveled around spreading his teaching, altough he never got more than 100 miles from his home, he traveled in a circle and tought travelers
Why is St. Paul a patron saint of missions?
St. Paul was himself a missionary who traveled extensively spreading the Gospel.
What were the steps of the black plague?
fleas bit rats that had poisonous blood and then bit humans humans traveled by ships (trading) spreading it then people left their towns going to others spreading it so on
How did Marco Polo findings change European life?
Because he traveled to exchange his goods.
