Artistry
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Renaissance
Art, Science, Architecture
While large parts of Europe still lived in the Dark Middle Ages and huge cathedrals dominated the cities, a new consciousness blossomed in Florence, Italy at the beginning of the 15th century: It was the period of the Renaissance. Within few decades people’s self-image changed radically. Art blossomed and the new scientific curiosity created a wealth of discoveries and inventions: and the philosophy of humanism laid the foundation for our present-day self-perception. It seemed as if humanity had awoken from a long sleep. The Renaissance changed the world for good and marked the beginning of the modern era. But what were the causes of this unprecedented radical change? Article no.: 4678995 Targetgroups: Sek I,Sek II Length: 20:42 min Languages:
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