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the modern age
15th century, the discovery of America (1492), early 19th century, with the Congress of Vienna
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Renaissance in Britsin
Renaissance
Baroque architecture
The modern age
Rome, church of Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza, Francesco Borromini
Nottingham, Wollaton Hall
Florence, Brunelleschi's Dome
Renaissance in Britain
Baroque architecture
Renaissance
renaissance
approximately half of the 14th century and the end of the 16th century
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Renaissance in Britsin
Renaissance
Baroque architecture
The modern age
The Renaissance
- The renaissance was a cultural, atistic and intellectual movement
- that began in italy (Florence) and spread across Europe
- It emphasized humanism, rediscovering classical antiquity and advacing in science, literature and arts.
- It replaced the medieval Gothic style in architecture, bringing back classical elements from Roman and Greek times
Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence
The Bramante temple, Rome
Renaissance
Renaissance in Britsin
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Baroque architecture
Classical Influence
Partenone, Atene
Knowledge of classical architecture came from ancient ruins and writings, especially 'On Architecture' by Vitruvius, written between 30 BC and 20 BC. The Renaissance emphasized perspective, harmony, and proportion.
Pantheon, Roma
Renaissance
Renaissance in Britsin
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Baroque architecture
Filippo Brunelleschi
Leonardo da vinci
Galileo Galilei
Andrea Palladio
- The Palladian Style
- I 4 LIbri dell'architettura
- Olimpic theatre
- Study of the human body
- Gioconda
- L'ultima cena
- Dome of Santa Maria del Fiore
- Ospedale degli innocenti
- Basilica of San Lorenzo
- Scientific revolution
- Astronomical observations
Renaissance
Renaissance in Britsin
The modern age
Baroque architecture
Key Feature of Renaissance Architecture
Columns and round arches
Inapired by Roman and Greece architecture
Valuts and grand domes
Symmetry and proportion
Renaissance in Britsin
Renaissance
Baroque architecture
The modern age
1377-1446
Filippo Brunelleschi
Considered the father or Renaissance architecture, Brunelleschi designed the dome of Florence Cathedral. He emphasized perspective, classical proportion, and simple geometry.
- Dome of Santa Maria del Fiore
- Ospedale degli innocenti
- Basilica of San Lorenzo
Renaissance
Renaissance in British
The modern age
Baroque architecture
1508-1580
Palladian Architecture
Andrea Palladio revolutionized Renaissance architecture. His designs were inspired by classical Greece and Rome, focusing on symmetry, linearity, and proportion.
Palladio's Influence
Church of San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice
Palladian architecture became popular in Britain and Europe. It continued to evolve through the 18th century, influencing many later architectural styles.
renaissance in british
1500-1600
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Renaissance
Renaissance in Britsin
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Baroque architecture
Renaissance in England
Inigo Jones introduced Renaissance architecture to England after studying in Italy. English Renaissance architecture blended Italian Renaissance, Palladian aesthetics, and Tudor styles.
1573-1652
Renaissance
Renaissance in Britsin
The modern age
Baroque architecture
1491-1547
Hampton Court Palace
Built in 1514 by Cardinal Wolsey, Hampton Court Palace is an example of Tudor architecture. It feature red brick, 240 chimneys, and a grand entrace, reflecting, the wealth of King Henry VIII
baroque architecture
15th beginning of the 17th century, mid-eighteenth century
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Renaissance
Renaissance in Britsin
The modern age
Baroque architecture
Fontana di Trevi, Roma
Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza, Roma Francesco Borromini
Baroque in Italy
Baroque in Italy
Most Baroque structures in Italy were churches, featuring monumental stairs, large countryards, and lavish decoration. Palaces also incorporated Baroque elements, emphasizing power and splendor.
Renaissance in Britsin
Renaissance
Baroque architecture
The modern age
The Birth of Baroque Architecture
St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City
Baroque architecture emerged in Italy in the late 16th century, influenced by the Counter-Reformation. It emphasized grandeur, movement, and theatricality, contrasting with Renaissance simplicity.