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| Homer, Socrates, Plato, Archimedes |
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| Exalted the human body: "A healthy mind in a healthy body" |
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| How a small community of shepherds in central Italy grows to become one of the most powerful countries in the world. |
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Asian influenced.
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"The Dark Ages"
era of strife and migration
This period represents the birth of European civilization and is the link between the classic and gothic periods.
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considered the earliest primary source for costume specifics
Depicts the Norman invasion of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Harold, within 10 years of the Battle of Hastings |
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| Fitted garment, bottom layer next to body. |
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Bliaut - fitted at waist, pleated
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Soul and spirit were good, but body was evil.
ELONGATION. |
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1334-1354
plague kills nearly 75% of people
25 million throughout europe and asia |
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| Used in chivalrous knights as identificaion -> coat of arms. |
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| Scallops, Castellations, Foliations |
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Cote Hardie
first fitted garment |
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| Headdress covered neck alone and draped up and tucked |
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| ENCIRCLES ENTIRE HEAD UNDER VEIL |
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Humanism - a new view of the individual
More realistic
More centered on Man than God.
re-birth of man after dark ages
Life was embraced with exuberance |
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Polymaths:
da Vinci
Galileo
Michelangelo
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1476 born
Swiss mercenaries vanquish Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy |
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negation of chest
flatten chest |
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women: architecturally shaped.
stiffened decorated shape which was worn at the face edge that gave a very structured silhouette to the head. they often had veils hanging from the stiffened part down the back.
kennel, gabled, pedimental, and crescent |
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| wiring form for big collar - Elizabethan |
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later form of puffing and slashing
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| the little blocks of fabric/fringe at the botton edge and shoulder |
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| tight from elbow to wrist, puffy from shoulder to elbow |
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| short, pointed, long piece of fabric at bottom of doublet |
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| Elizabethan - 5 Famous People |
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Queen Elizabeth
James I
Shakespeare
Catherine de Medici
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Charles I
Cardinal Richelieu
Louis XIII |
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| carefully calculated disheveled look |
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| Shirt-Doublet-Jerkin-Gown |
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| Shirt-armor looking-open vest thing-long girly coat |
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| Triangle + well turned calf |
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large cuffs on boots
swashbuckling demeanor
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