Renaissance Timeline

Martin Luther

Mar 17, 1483

Martin Luther king is born in Germany , then years after he was caught in a storm and vowed if he survived he would become a monk

Renaissance Art/Artists

Jun 14, 1490

Albrecht Durer- studied Italian artist , learned perspective and the human form -Used Renaissance Notes

Renaissance Art/Artist

Jun 15, 1490

Raphael -Best known for many Madonnas And Frescoes in the Vatican Palace. The School of Athens shows the arts or the Greek and roman, representing the balance order and harmony. He also achieved an idea of beauty that no one else could imitate.
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Renaissance Art/Artist

Jun 16, 1490

Michal Deangelo - painted and sculpted and agriculture .Many things such as frescoes in the Sistine Chapel like the creation
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Renaissance Art/Artist

Jun 18, 1490

Donatello 1498- studied Greek and roman statues and sculptures and made a realist statue of saint George
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Renaissance Art/Artist

Jun 18, 1490

Jan van Eyck - Used perfect oil painting techniques,and used different nut and seed oils and mixed them in resin witch gave the painting more realistic features. He made his paintings based more on detailed than perspective.
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Martin Luther

Sep 12, 1498

Wrote the 95 thesis and nailed them to the church door for the tows folk to see

Daily Life/Culture Social Classes part 1

Aug 1, 1500

Nobel's which were held political positions were born not made.Must be a fearless warrior but also be good in the arts and humanities.Normally only 2-3%of the population.The second class is townspeople.There are fours divisions Patricians-in banking industry
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Daily life/Culture Social Classes part 2

Aug 1, 1500

Burghers-merchants and shopkeepers artist,guild,masters or other“skilled workers”Workers kept the divisions running.And the unemployed 7-13%Then the last class is peasants,they are similar to the second class but work on land and get a lower paying wage
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Daily Life/Culture Food Part1

Sep 2, 1500

The nobles and merchants at huge feast made up of soups wit exotic spices , a pig roast or at special occasions like wedding thy would have a game bird .A dessert course that was made of fruits or jellies cheese and nuts. They nominally ate with a knife or fork ,and drunk wine in France or ale in Germany.
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Daily Life/ Culture Food part 2

Sep 2, 1500

The peasants and lower class ate soups or mush made of leftover scraps veggies and grains. Black bread (Cheap bread that often burned. Very little meat because salt to preserve it was very expensive, but if they lived by the coast they could get fish
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Daily Life/ Culture Clothes part 1

Sep 5, 1500

Clothes -Clothes was important because it helped define the wealth of the person . The more clothing and more colorful the clothes meant you wear wealthy along with the more outfits you had. Peasants had only 2-3 things of clothing. There were some laws that restricted peasants from buying certain pieces of clothing .
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Daily Life/ Culture Clothes part 2

Sep 6, 1500

People rarely bathed and may only wash their hair 2-3 times a year . For hair if a woman's hair was light in color that means that they do not do much work and live in a higher class, and sometime woman would wear wigs made of yellow or white silk. As for men short hair and sometimes pointy beard or shaven
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Inventions

Sep 23, 1500

The pocket watch was made in the 1500's . The fist spring watch was first made in 1510's by Peter Henlien . It was improved through out the years.
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The Catholic Church (Pre-Reformation)

Oct 24, 1509

1.Treaty of Augsburg- ended the war between Lutherans and Catholics
2.The church raised money through indulgences simony
3.There was also political issues between the queens and kings and the pope in the church -Used Martin Luther notes

Literature

May 14, 1520

The divine comedy - Poem about going to salvation, going through hell, purgatory -Used Artistic Movements notes

Literature

May 14, 1520

The Canterbury tales- Stories told by 29 pilgrims going St. Thomas Beckett's tomb
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Literature

May 15, 1520

Book of city ladies- Book about woman being just as equally intelligent as men
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Martin Luther

Sep 4, 1526

Wrote the bible in German so that more people could read and understand the bible

Inventions

Apr 8, 1555

Violin-Believed to be created by Andrea Amati or Gasparo di Bertolotti da Saló in 1555 . Made for entertainment.
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Inventions

Feb 12, 1595

Flush Toilet- Created designs in 1595 by Leonardo da Vinci . Used by Egyptians then, was made in 1596 by Sir John Harrington and was called the Water closet.
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