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Subido el 12 de enero de 2021 por Marta M.

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Renaissance. What is Renaissance? Renaissance means to be born again and in this case 00:00:01
it's going to be attached to a cultural movement that returns to the ideas of 00:00:10
the antique Greece and Rome, so to the classics. So far people used to draw and 00:00:15
and think in two dimensions. 00:00:25
And Renaissance people started to think 00:00:28
in three dimensional and perspective way. 00:00:31
They were more interested in the past 00:00:35
and why we are in this point. 00:00:38
So Spain was influenced 00:00:43
because the Renaissance started in Italy 00:00:47
and we have many, many important Renaissance people 00:00:50
like Leonardo da Vinci or Donatello, Michelangelo, Raphael, 00:00:53
like the Ninja Turtles. 00:00:59
And they were very important painters and philosophers, 00:01:02
also thinkers, Leonardo da Vinci was even a chef, right? 00:01:08
So they could perform many, many different disciplines 00:01:13
many different disciplines and all focus in how important people were and the perfections of the 00:01:18
forms everything has to be perfect has to be very realistic it has to be very close to reality 00:01:27
right um saying was influenced as i said because antonio de neve had wrote the first grammar 00:01:35
which was something very very important because that means that everybody could speak with the 00:01:42
same grammar rules and also the exploration of the Americas give more different points of views 00:01:48
and the knowledge of different cultures which is also very important and Philip II was the 00:01:56
king of Spain when the Renaissance reached Spain and he in charge a very big and magnificent 00:02:03
building that is still on today, which is Monasterio del Escorial, which is one of the 00:02:12
most important Renaissance buildings we have in Spain. So if all these snow finish and all 00:02:25
this COVID finish and you want to make an outing or an excursion, you can go and visit the El 00:02:33
Escorial because it's located in this period that we are studying. Also, as I said, Cervantes, 00:02:39
who fought in the Battle of Lepanto, wrote Don Quixote de la Mancha. And he was very, 00:02:48
very interested in the feelings and imagination and creativity and style of living of people, 00:02:55
Right. So he was trying to make a portrait of how people lived at those times. 00:03:06
So we also have a very important painter, which paintings are very, very Renaissance because they are very focused on perfection and people, which is El Greco. 00:03:14
If you want to see things about the Greco, then you have to visit Toledo, definitely. 00:03:31
You can find his house. 00:03:39
You can find a museum with all his portraits and paintings. 00:03:41
And it's amazing how he goes to every single detail of clothes or face expressions and everything, right? 00:03:47
So, that's all about the Renaissance. 00:03:59
I hope this makes things more clear. 00:04:03
But if not, next week, I promise I will solve all the doubts you have about these topics. 00:04:06
Hope you have a great week. 00:04:14
See you soon. 00:04:16
Bye and take care. 00:04:18
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Marta M.
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