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HUMANIMS, RENAISSANCE AND BEGIN OF MODERN AGE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Humanist artists were supported by patrons. Patrons were typically governors and rich families.
        
        Naples, Rome and especially Florence, were the epicentres of humanism. Humanist ideas spread from these centres to the rest of Europe.
        
        Medici family people governed the city at the time. They had a good knowledge of the Christian, Greek and Latin traditions.
- - - - Cinquecento: Buildings became more monumental and began to scrupulously.
        
        most important works were built in Roma.Bramante designed the building of the century: St. Peter’s Basilica, in the Vatican
      - Quattrocento: create harmonious spaces based on mathematical and geometrical studies
        
        Brunelleschi who designed the Basilica di San Lorenzo. Alberti who designed the Basilica di Sant’Andrea, and the Tempio Malatestiano
- - - - PURIST STYLE
        
        Classical architectural elements,classical decorative motifs and medallions showing Carlos V and his achievements
      - HERRERIAN STYLE
        
        Plain, austere buildings, classical architectural elements
        and geometrical shapes.
      - PLATERESQUE STYLE
        
        style gets its name from very detailed decorative patterns
- - - - Enjoy privileges, for example collecting tithes and administering justice.
    - - peasants,craftsmen, traders, doctors... no justice, they paid taxes
    - - Not work. Only the king or other nobles could judge them. Not pay taxes