The Renaissance was a period of rebirth in Europe, which brought back many technologies and arts seen thousands of years before in the Roman Empire.
It depends on what color and what time period. Many years ago, red jasper was used to make paint. So was lapis lazuli, limestone, and various other materials, such as berries and burnt wood.
During the early Renaissance Period (such as the mid-to-late 1400s) Spain was still involved in unification wars and the expulsion of Muslim Rulers. As a result, Spain was in no position to take the enlightened view of the Arts and Humanism that was prevailing in Northern Italy at the time. Spain also remained much more religious for a longer period of time because of the religious fervor required to embolden Christians on a holy war to "liberate" Spain from the "heathen" Muslims. In the later Renaissance (such as the mid-to-late 1500s), Spain was distinguished from other countries by its extreme relative wealth due to its expansive colonization of the Americas. This wealth would be completely consumed and abused in the 1600s because of the Wars of Religion (like the Eighty Years War and the Thirty Years War).
Fashion has existed for thousands of years.
No years are required as such, as there are many designers out there who are self taught. However I would recommend 3-5 years, with a 1 year placement.
Yes: clavecin, cembalo, virginal, virginals. but that might be incorrect- p.s how do you pronnunce the last 2?
The Baroque era's time period is typically defined as the years 1590-1725. This timeframe is often divided into three parts: Early Baroque (1590-1625), High Baroque (1625-1660), and Late Baroque (1660-1725).
The Baroque Era covers the period from about 1600 to about 1750.
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The time period in which Bach lived was the Baroque. The Baroque period was a time period used to describe an ornate artistic time in history.
That period in music is called "Baroque". Handel lived and worked in the final years of that period, and his latest music was contemporary of a new style that started to arise, the so-called "style gallant" or "pre-classical". That's why we say that Handel's works belong to the "late baroque".
This would take an entire encyclopaedia and more to explain, not the least because it would cover about 1,000 years. However the link below should help as it covers the periods you enquire about. It covers the 'baroque' period and gives links to the 'medieval' period.
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1600-1750
Roughly 1600-1750.
AnswerBaroque music is the type of music developed within the historical period of about 1600-1750, lorded over by Bach and Handel. It has dignity, elegant elaboration such as trills, turns, mordants and grace notes; it displays precise craftsmanship. There's a lot more to it, but this may be all you want to know.pearl with an irregular shape
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