Renaissance ideas and English culture

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Who was the most important English humanist writer?

Thomas More

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What did More combine to be successfull?

His intellectual interests with his work as a lawyer and statesman

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What other writers demonstrated their humanist influences?

Thomas Lupset and Thomas Starkey

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What did Renaissance ideas also influence?

Visual culture

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What did H8 commission an Italian sculptor to do?

Produce tombs of his parents and his grandmother, Lady Margaret Beaufort

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What was the Italian sculptor called?

Pietro Torrigiano

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What style were the tombs produced in?

Renaissance style

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Where are the tombs situated?

Lady Chapel of Westminster

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What’s Lady Chapel a fine example of?

Late fifteenth century perpendicular Gothic architecture

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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

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What does this rood screen celebrate?

Marriage of H8 and Anne Boleyn

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What remained the predominant culture form?

Gothic perpendicular style

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Where were the dominant painters in H8 court from?

Northern Renaissance

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What did Northern Renaissance owe more to over Italian Renaissance?

Gothic influence

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Who was the best-known painter at court?

German Hans Holbein

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Who was the best paid painter at court?

Fleming Lucas Horenbout

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What was more esteemed than paintings?

Tapestries

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What origin were tapestries?

Flemish

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What did tapestries often display?

Chivalric themes from medieval culture

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What was Henry more in his building tastes?

Conservative

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What building exhibited classical influence?

Wolsey’s palace at Hampton Court

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What was H8 a general patron of?

Music and musicians

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What was the most distinctive influence on music?

Flemish

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What did England’s main cultural links reflect?

Close commercial ties between England and Low Countries

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Where did knowledge of classical learning increase?

among elite groups

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What did H8 see himself a promoter of?

New ideas and humanism

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What did the crown need for communication?

Well-educated diplomats who could communicate with their counterparts in different countries in an elegant style

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What were growing schools being influenced by?

Humanist approaches to education

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