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    Slashed clothing table with stretchers Martin Luther sparked a revolt Luther posting his 95 theses on the door of the Wittenberg Church 1517 Frederick the Wise, Duke of Saxony Luther's protector x-form table bottle-glass window pewter table from the Rhineland (Germany), 1500 low stretchers Henry VIII of England and Francis I of France meet on the Field of the Cloth of Gold near Calais Henry died 1547; succeeded by his son, Edward, a protestant

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    GS311:

    History of Material Culture

    English and Northern Renaissance


    Printing Press, 1450
    Gutenberg Bible 1454
    Council of
    Constance,
    1414-1418

    declared that a council


    gets its authority
    directly from God, and
    even a pope must obey
    Pope Alexander VI
    (Rodrigo Borgia),
    1492-1503

    Had 7 children;
    reprimanded for
    participating in orgies
    Pope Julius II,
    1503-1513

    Julius’ tomb by Michelangelo


    anti-Church propaganda
    Martin Luther as the
    devil, tempting Jesus in
    the wilderness, 1547
    new church of St. Peter’s, Rome—built 1546-1564
    Old way of gaining forgiveness for sins:
    • confession
    • contrition
    • penance
    new way: writ of absolution
    Johann Tetzel selling indulgences to finance the new church
    countinghouse of Jacob Fugger

    filing cabinet

    slashed clothing

    table with stretchers


    Martin Luther
    sparked a revolt
    Luther posting his 95 theses on the door of the Wittenberg Church,
    1517
    Frederick the Wise, Duke of Saxony
    Luther’s protector

    Venetian trunk hose with slashings


    Dutch interior, 1631 ruffs, coifs, slashed sleeves
    St. Jerome in his Study
    Lucas Cranach, 1526

    x-form table
    bottle-glass window
    pewter
    x-form
    table from the Rhineland (Germany), 1500
    low stretchers
    preparing for a marriage feast
    Swiss bed with timber canopy
    cabinet with writing table
    1520, Henry VIII of England and Francis I of France meet on the
    Field of the Cloth of Gold near Calais
    The English Renaissance:
    Henry VIII

    • padded shoulders
    • bombast
    • codpiece
    • stuffed hose
    • duckbill shoes
    Pieter Brueghel’s Wedding Dance. 1566. Note codpieces.
    Catherine of Aragon

    Anne Boleyn
    Hampton Court

    oriel window, Tudor arch


    Wolsey’s closet

    linenfold paneling
    doorway with Tudor arch

    window glass
    Great Hall with hammerbeam ceiling
    kitchen at Hampton Court
    Forde Abbey, Cistercian monastery since 1146
    cloisters at Forde Abbey
    enclosed in glass for rainy days
    Forde Abbey chapel with
    renaissance screen
    staircase at Forde Abbey with
    renaissance newel post
    Henry died 1547;
    succeeded by his son,
    Edward, a Protestant, 10
    years old; he dies at 16
    Lady Jane Grey, protestant
    queen for nine days

    farthingale
    detachable sleeves
    pomander
    Mary Tudor
    (“Bloody Mary”)
    1553-1558
    277 protestants burned during Mary’s reign
    1554, marriage portrait of
    Mary and Philip II of Spain
    Elizabeth at age 13
    daughter of Anne Boleyn
    The Ermine portrait
    Elizabeth I in procession to Blackfriars
    The Sieve portrait
    “Allegory of the Tudor Succession”
    The Armada portrait
    bagpipe sleeves
    Montacute House--entrance

    Tudor arch
    Montacute House, long gallery
    Montacute House,
    iron fireback

    tulips
    classical urn
    banqueting house, Montacute
    Hardwick Hall

    more glass than stone


    Hardwick great hall
    Little Moreton Hall
    oriel window

    Little Moreton
    refectory table with French influence

    animal legs
    low stretchers
    Parham Park, built 1577
    Parham Park Great Hall
    Parham Park Great Hall
    Bassingthorpe Manor, 1569

    stepped gable
    massed chimneys
    decoration in white plaster
    armchair with velvet back,
    leather seat
    crested armchair, 1600

    paneled wall
    farthingale chair with
    chamfered corners

    low stretchers
    spindle chair
    spring pole lathe 1436
    oak country chair
    court cupboard (short)

    chip-carved

    watermelon turnings
    chip-carved chest with tulips
    draw table in oak

    watermelon turnings,
    low stretchers
    table with folding top and leg
    Great Bed of Ware (sleeps 8)

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