Renaissance

Authors in the Renaissance began to write more in the vernacular because they wanted to reach a wider audience beyond the elite who could read Latin. Writing in the vernacular made texts more accessible and allowed for the spread of ideas to a broader range of people.

There really is no 'official' RS renaissance fair, probably 3rd party groups. But there is 'RuneFest' which is a gathering of the most dedicated(and not so dedicated) players who'd like to attend for.. 70 Pounds a ticket. It lasts 2 days I believe. The next RuneFest will most likely be sometime January 2011.

Humanism

he did his drawings of his heliocentric theory which became art of renaissance during his time period

Filippo Brunelleschi did not leave much information about his life, making it difficult to determine what influenced him. But he certainly lived at a time (the Renaissance) when new ideas and new perspectives were taking hold. He made the transition from being a goldsmith and a clockmaker to being an architect, and is well-known for his work on the Dome of Italy's Florence Cathedral. His construction techniques and engineering innovations were widely emulated throughout Italy; but what made his achievements possible was undoubtedly the fact that he was a seeker of knowledge, living in an age when innovation and experimentation were encouraged.

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cinquecento The renaissance.

During the Reformation, the Catholic church was suspicious of any sedition against them. Erasmus' works were subtly seditious of the Catholic church, and therefore the people were at some risk if they owned a book by Erasmus.

I've heard that when Cosimo De Medici wanted a palace built, he asked Filippo Brunelleschi to design him one. When he came back with the completed model Cosime said that it was too grand and he didnt want people to be jealous because of political instability, so he rejected it. he had another one designed by Michelozzo, which he accepted

Yes the in the Tudors time they had Blacksmiths. If the ancient roman and Greeks did, so did the Medival English.

Today nothing, but in the Renaissance you would have been arrrested.

It became more secular.

In a broad sense the Renaissance didn't end, it spread across western Europe and fed into a succession of artistic and intellectual phenomena. But central & northern Italy's loss of cultural leadership after the 15th century doubtless owes much to the upheavals and economic downturn following the French invasion of 1494 and the subsequent 65 years of intermittent Valois-Habsburg war, as well as to the shift of economic, cultural & political primacy to north-western Europe following the discovery of the Americas, the Reformation and the rise of national states.

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Painting: Mannerist (Linear), Realist Sculpture & Architecture: Scientific, Mathematical

the recognitin that the sun was a star and that the solar system wasn't the center of the universe.

They were both helped by the printing press.

renaissance ballet is ballet in the renaissance time.

Michaelangelo's art contained depth and accuracy which was lacking in the work of medieval artists. He studied the human body, giving him a sense of human anatomy. This proved to be a great knowleadge to possess because it made the art appear more life like (distinguishable features). It was 3 dimensional art rather than the drab and lifeless art of the middle ages.

Learning and the arts flourished during the renaissance because of trade and communication. It was easier and since there was good trade, there was a better economy which helped the people of the renaissance flourish and become more wealthy.

Queens in the earliest medieval times had no more dresses than an ordinary modern woman would. In fact I would bet some had only two, one to wear and one to wash. But then some queens were confined to convents.

Things got better for women in general as the Middle Ages passed. I have read the when Queen Elizabeth I died, she had many hundreds of gowns.

Motet and Mass

Ancient Greek and Roman Culture

Titian was a foremost painter of the Renaissance period.His work of painting was greatly influenced by the Byzantine art,and his painting,named 'Antonine de Grenvelli' is the best specimen of his work.