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The Renaissance. The Renaissance marked the artistic and cultural transition 00:00:00
from the Middle Ages to the modern period. It was rooted in humanism, a 00:00:15
European current of thought that placed the human being at the center of the 00:00:20
universe but without losing the idea of God. Notable humanist thinkers include 00:00:25
Erasmus of Rotterdam, Machiavelli and Thomas More. The Renaissance brought 00:00:31
great advances in science, technology and economics. It was a time of great 00:00:39
voyages of exploration and geographic discoveries. Sciences, art and philosophy 00:00:46
expanded with ease thanks to printing and engraving. The Renaissance looked back 00:00:55
to the classical world of Greece and Rome rather than the medieval world. It 00:01:02
emerged in Florence, Italy and developed over the 15th and 16th centuries with 00:01:08
artists such as Fra Angelico, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Raphael. In Spain 00:01:13
the Renaissance coincided with the reigns of the Catholic 00:01:22
monarchs Charles V and Philip II. The Catholic monarchs commissioned the 00:01:25
architect Bramante to erect the temple of San Pietro in Montorio in Rome. In 00:01:31
Spain, Renaissance architecture developed around three styles. The 00:01:39
plataresque is uniquely Spanish, highly decorative and recalls the meticulous 00:01:45
work of silversmiths on metal. Examples are the Monterey Palace in 00:01:50
Salamanca, the work of the renowned architect Rodrigo Gil de Ontanion, the 00:01:55
façade of the University of Salamanca and the hospital of the Catholic monarchs 00:02:01
in Santiago de Compostela built by Enrique Egas. Purism takes on an Italian 00:02:05
style of architecture. It can be seen in the palace of Charles V inside the 00:02:12
Alhambra in Granada. Ubeda and Baeza in Jaén are symbols of this style with 00:02:17
examples such as the Church of the Saviour by the architect Diego de Siloé and the hospital 00:02:25
of Santiago commissioned to Andrés de Vandelvira. Also noteworthy are the Baeza Cathedral and 00:02:31
the Granada Cathedral. The Arrarian style reflects the sobriety, 00:02:39
the centralist disposition and the religious depth of Philip II. The monastery of El Escorial 00:02:45
is the utmost example of this. Built by François de Montaigne, it is considered one of the 00:02:52
most beautiful palaces in the world. It was built in the 12th century and was built in 00:02:53
the 12th century. It was built in the 12th century and was built in the 12th century. 00:02:54
It was built in the 12th century by Juan Bautista de Toledo and Juan de Herrera. Other 00:02:55
noteworthy examples include Madrid's Plaza Mayor, the Valladolid Cathedral, the Monastery 00:02:59
of Ucles, the Ducal Palace of Lerma and the Royal College of Salamanca. 00:03:06
In painting, the Spanish Renaissance highlights figures such as El Greco, Pedro Berruguete, 00:03:12
Titian, painter of the court of Charles V, and Alonso Sánchez Coelho, chamber painter 00:03:18
for Philip II. 00:03:24
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