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Key concept: Change.
Related concept: Innovation, revolution, causality.
Context: Cultural and personal expression.

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Thermometer is an instrument whose utility is to measure the temperature, through various mechanisms and scales. The most common of these mechanisms was dilation, the property of certain materials to expand in the presence of heat, common among metals and other substances, such as alcohols.

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A telescope is a tool that astronomers use to see distant objects. Most of the telescopes, like all large telescopes, work by using curved mirrors to capture and focus the light from the night sky. ... And that light is what we see when we look through a telescope.

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The importance of vaccines. Vaccines are biological medicines that applied to healthy people provoke the generation of defenses (antibodies) that act protecting you against future contacts with the infectious agents against which we vaccinate ourselves, avoiding infection or disease.

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Book that summarizes knowledge in various subjects and that will be consulted by humans. The term encyclopedia designates that book in which it is found, as a compendium of human knowledge.

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Gravity is the force that draws two bodies together, the force that causes apples to fall to the ground and planets to orbit around the sun. The greater the mass of the object, the stronger its gravitational force. " ... At a basic level, gravity is simply the attraction between any two masses.

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Longitude (abbreviated long.), Is a measure that in cartography expresses the angular distance between a given point on the Earth's surface and the meridian that is taken as 0 ° (that is, the base meridian), measured along the parallel where this point is located.

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Electricity is the flow of energy from one place to another. ... That is why they move to other atoms, thus generating an electric current. The electrical force that pushes the electrons is measured in volts. Electricity works better on some objects than others.

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- The Gioconda
- The venus born
- David
- The last dinner
- The creation of Adan

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Empiricism is a philosophical theory that emphasizes the role of experience and evidence, especially sensory perception, in the formation of ideas and the acquisition of knowledge, about the notion of innate ideas or tradition.

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Classicism is called the style of art that develops according to the precepts and values of classical antiquity: that is, the heyday of Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece.

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Renaissance humanism was an activity of cultural and educational reform exercised by rectors, book collectors, educators, and civil and ecclesiastical writers, who at the end of the 15th century began to be called, in Italian, umanisti (humanists).

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The illustration dates back to Antiquity, the manuscript books were already accompanied by images. These illustrations were unique works made by hand, although later copies were made of them, also by hand.
With the arrival of the printing press in the 15th century, thanks to the German Gutemberg, new printing techniques made it possible to reproduce texts in series and accompany them with images. A new era had been born for the world of culture and, by extension, of enlightenment.
In the seventeenth century the figure of Comenius (Jan Amos Comenius) is important. Considered the father of modern pedagogy, he understood and attached great importance to the illustrated textbook, and to the image as a means to enliven the child's learning and stimulate his imagination. When reviewing what has been learned, it is easier to remember and understand a text if we relate it to an illustration.

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The Renaissance was an artistic-cultural movement that, from Italy, spread throughout Western Europe from the 15th century.

It was the cultural manifestation of a change in the European mentality that went from a theocentric world view, typical of the medieval period, to an anthropocentric one. This change, manifested in the humanist philosophical current, is considered the beginning of the Modern Age. Anthropocentric thinking emphasized the human ability to access knowledge of the world through reason. In this sense, the people of the Renaissance considered themselves heirs to the values of Greek and Roman culture.

The concept of "rebirth" refers to the recovery of these classical values after the Middle Ages.

The artistic Renaissance is usually divided into two moments:

The Quattrocento, The Cinquecento.

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Wrington, Somerset, 1632 - Oaks, Essex, 1704) British thinker, one of the greatest representatives of English empiricism, who stood out especially for his studies in political philosophy. This versatile man studied at the University of Oxford, where he received his doctorate in 1658.

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Nicolas Machiavelli; Florence; May 3, 1469 - Ibid; June 21, 1527) was an Italian diplomat, civil servant, political philosopher and writer, considered the father of modern Political Science.

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(Urbino, 1483-Rome, 1520). Italian painter. Rafael has always been recognized as one of the greatest artists of the High Renaissance in Italy. In his short life he was acclaimed as a painter, designer and architect, and worked for two of the greatest patrons of his time, Popes Julius II and Leo X.

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Michelangelo Buonarroti (Caprese, March 6, 1475-Rome, February 18, 1564), was an Italian Renaissance architect, sculptor and painter, considered one of the greatest artists in history both for his sculptures and for his paintings and work architectural.

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Leonardo Da Vinci was a 15th and 16th century Italian polymath (born April 15, 1452 and died May 2, 1519) known mainly for his outstanding talent as a painter, engineer, and inventor.

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Here inventions that where very important for the humanity

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In this part art that was created during those periods.

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Here information about wht things that helps to borned those epocs

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Here is the time in wich this period desarrollate and some histiry of that epoc

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In this little board you will watch information about those incredible  periods, like:
- Important people
- A little bit of story
- Legacy
- Art
- Time

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Here are the most important or influenci people that exist in the Renaissance and Illustration