Division 4 Renaissance Reformation Introduction 欧洲文化教学课件.ppt

Division 4 Renaissance/Reformation: Introduction The term The Progress The influence 4.1 Renaissance in Italy Historical background The rise of Humanism New Literature Art Decline of the Italian Renaissance Giotto: Flight into Egypt Giotto: Betrayal of Judas Donatello: David Donatello: The Gattamelata Giorgione: Tempesta Giorgione: Sleeping Venus Da Vinci: Last Supper Da Vinci: Mona Lisa Da Vinci Michelangelo: David Michelangelo: Chapel Michelangelo: Dying Slave Michelangelo: Moses Raphael: Madonna of the chair Raphael: School of Athens Titian: The Venus of Urbino Titian: Sacred and Profane love Titian: Madonna Titian: Man with the Glove 4.2 Renaissance In France Rabelais Pleiade 4.3 Renaissance in Spain Cervantes Greco Greco: The Burial of Court Orgaz 4.3 Renaissance in Netherlands Erasmus 4.4 Renaissance in Flanders Bruegel the elder Gruegel: The land of cockayne Bruegel: The return of the hunters 4.5 Renaissance in Germany Durer Holbein Durer: the four horsemen of apocalpse Durer: Knight death and the devil Holbein: Erasmus of Rotterdam Holbein: Portrait of Henry Eighth 4.6 Renaissance in England Thomas More William Shakespeare 4.7 Science and Technology Geographical Discoveries Columbus: First voyage Da Gama Geographical Discoveries Zheng He’s Great Voyages Astronomy Copernicus: heliocentric theory (Ptolemy: geocentric theory) Anatomy Da Vinci Vesalius: founder of modern medicine Fabrica Printing Manutius Political Science/ Historiography Dante Machiavelli Vosari 4.8 Reformation A religious as well as socio-political movement (against the papacy) John Wycliffe Jan Hus Martin Luther John Calvin (Calvinism) England: Anglican Church 4.9 Counter-Reformation What is counter-reformation? Council of Trent Ignatius / Jesuits 4.10 Protestantism Definition Influence (the rise of capitalism) * *