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Who was the most important English humanist writer?
Thomas More
What did More combine to be successfull?
His intellectual interests with his work as a lawyer and statesman
What other writers demonstrated their humanist influences?
Thomas Lupset and Thomas Starkey
What did Renaissance ideas also influence?
Visual culture
What did H8 commission an Italian sculptor to do?
Produce tombs of his parents and his grandmother, Lady Margaret Beaufort
What was the Italian sculptor called?
Pietro Torrigiano
What style were the tombs produced in?
Renaissance style
Where are the tombs situated?
Lady Chapel of Westminster
What’s Lady Chapel a fine example of?
Late fifteenth century perpendicular Gothic architecture
What’s another example of Renaissance style within a famous perpendicular setting?
the rood screen erected in the early 1530s in the chapel of the King’s College, Cambridge
What does this rood screen celebrate?
Marriage of H8 and Anne Boleyn
What remained the predominant culture form?
Gothic perpendicular style
Where were the dominant painters in H8 court from?
Northern Renaissance
What did Northern Renaissance owe more to over Italian Renaissance?
Gothic influence
Who was the best-known painter at court?
German Hans Holbein
Who was the best paid painter at court?
Fleming Lucas Horenbout
What was more esteemed than paintings?
Tapestries
What origin were tapestries?
Flemish
What did tapestries often display?
Chivalric themes from medieval culture
What was Henry more in his building tastes?
Conservative
What building exhibited classical influence?
Wolsey’s palace at Hampton Court
What was H8 a general patron of?
Music and musicians
What was the most distinctive influence on music?
Flemish
What did England’s main cultural links reflect?
Close commercial ties between England and Low Countries
Where did knowledge of classical learning increase?
among elite groups
What did H8 see himself a promoter of?
New ideas and humanism
What did the crown need for communication?
Well-educated diplomats who could communicate with their counterparts in different countries in an elegant style
What were growing schools being influenced by?
Humanist approaches to education