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Humanism is a cultural and intellectual movement characterized by an emphasis on human beings and their values, capacities, and worth, which emerged during the Italian Renaissance in the fourteenth century. It represents a shift from religious orthodoxy towards secular thinking, stressing reason, individualism, and ethics. In art history, Humanism is reflected in the revival of classical Greek and Roman culture, as seen in the works of artists like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael. Their art embodies the ideals of human dignity, beauty, and rationality, often depicting human figures with a new realism and expressiveness. Humanism also had a profound impact on the development of modern science, philosophy, and literature, inspiring thinkers to explore the potential of human reason and creativity.
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- [ArtisticTechniques.org] ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONS
- [artistictechniquesgallery.com] Mission Statement | Gallery
- [nsng.org] North Suburban NeedleArts – The North Suburban NeedleArts Guild fosters the art of needlework and encourages a high standard of design, innovation and technique in various forms of fiber arts.
- [1art.com] 1art.com Art Academy – Oil Painting Techniques Tutorials. Videos and Exercise Templates
- [fdtimes.com] Film and Digital Times - Art, Technique Tech in Motion Picture ProductionFilm and Digital Times | The Journal of Art, Technique and Technology in Film, Video and Digital Production
- [nailsmag.com] NAILS Magazine | Nail Salon Techniques, Nail Art, Business Tips
- [designingsound.org] Designing Sound Art and technique of sound design