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Explain the societal effects of the Renaissance

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Explain the societal effects of the Renaissance

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By: Jocelyn,Tamris, Emily, David

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This is a painting of Italian weddings during the time of the renaissance. this was painted by Domenico Romoli who did this to represent a traditional Italian wedding.  This was created in 1560 but the day and month are unknown. This painting was created to show how they looked and how they are detailed as.(Krohn, November 2008)

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The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo (http://historylists.org/art/list-of-10-remarkable-religious-renaissance-paintings.html)
The painting is trying to illustrate how God is breathing life into Adam from the book of Genesis. Since Adam was the first man.

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Secular Religion ("The School of Athens" by Raphael) // Emily Fleissner // Period 5

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Secular Religion ("The School of Athens" by Raphael) // Emily Fleissner // Period 5

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During the Renaissance, secular religion was praised due to being directed away from the other-worldliness of life on Earth. Ever since the development of humanism, a lot of people wanted to create cultural achievements and possibilities of their potential in the world, like having an education (The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica, 2017).

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By: David Baron

The printing press in the picture demonstrates Caxton  showing King Edward IV how the press operates. Showing how the printer was a new tool, that even the King found interesting. It was and has become a fast, inexpensive, and easy manner to transport ideas and other written material to benefit anyone; by making it readily available.

Citation:  The history of print from 1400 to 1499. (n.d.). Retrieved November 21, 2017, from https://www.prepressure.com/printing/history/1400-1499