Paternal Relatives. NEED EXAMPLE

The Family: Strong & Weak Ties in the Renaissance

NEED DEFINITION AND EXAMPLE

10. Our Things

Wool Finishers Guild. Florence. it was considered one of the 7 greater arti (trades).  this guild dealt in woollen cloth and cooperated w the otehr corporations of bankers and merchants in administering the commune. At height of the industry the arte della lana directly employed 300 workers and indirectly 1/3 of florences population. This guild saw all the processes from raw baled wool to the final cloth and weavings (done in domiciles throughout the city.  It ensured quality standards were met and contracts were honored and organized activities of the guild members. 

-Wool is the great industrial craft of the late Middle Ages-

Were able to sell cloth to the East – unusual because European cloth was considered by Easterners to be by and large inferior

-Import wool from as far away as England and Spain

-No wool in Florence without the Arno

importance of patronage of guilds

Use  examples of wool workers seen in the allegory of govt ?

Responsible for the largeness of the Florence Duomo

6. The Image and Status of the Architect

-is finely dressed (cut, worked) masonry, either an individual stone that has been worked until squared or themasonry built of such stone. 

-the ashlar is capable of very thin joints between blocks, and the visible face of the stone may feature a variety of decorative treatments from quarry faced to tooled to smoothly polished

-In classical architecture, ashlarwall surfaces were contrasted withrustication.

-heavily used in prehistoric Greece and Crete, esp. in the construction of palace facades in crete 

NEED EXAMPLE 

a canopy of stateover an altar orthrone. It had its beginnings as a cloth canopy, but in other cases it is a sturdy, permanentarchitectural feature, particularly over high altars in cathedrals, where such a structure is more correctly called aciborium when it is sufficiently architectural in form. 

NEED LECTURE AND EXAMPLE

Crest shield thing?

. Palazzo Pubblico (town hall) and Torre del Mangia, Siena, Campo, 14^th c ; Balzana on the façade of the Palazzo Pubblico (black and white shield)

Lecture 1.

Common Good. 

-Picture: “San Bernardino Preaching in the Campo”

            -People listening to him preaching in the piazza

            -Came in 1425 and again in 1427

            -Crowds had to be separated by gender (divided by a curtain)

-He would exhort them to live pious/religious lives, fear god, and admonished them to give up the partisan politics they might have had to act together for the common good

-Palazzo is covered in signs

-City symbol, signs of the minor guilds, and a sun burst with initials of Christ, and an eagle representing the Austro-Hungarian Empire

-Virgin had a duty to protect the city, and the magistrates had a duty to properly honor her

            -Depicted standing behind San Bernardino