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Heaven and Earth Reconciled: The Common Vision of Renaissance Art and Science
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Grinnell, George J.
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Astronomy
/ Children
/ Copernicanism
/ Gold
/ Heaven
/ Historical Perspectives on the Arts, Sciences and Technology
/ Humanism
/ Perfection
/ Renaissance art
/ Soils
/ Theology
1988
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Astronomy
/ Children
/ Copernicanism
/ Gold
/ Heaven
/ Historical Perspectives on the Arts, Sciences and Technology
/ Humanism
/ Perfection
/ Renaissance art
/ Soils
/ Theology
1988
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Heaven and Earth Reconciled: The Common Vision of Renaissance Art and Science
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Heaven and Earth Reconciled: The Common Vision of Renaissance Art and Science
1988
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After the Black Death in 1348, land values collapsed; the celibate monk became an object of ridicule while the 'productive and reproductive' third estate rose to power. The Catholic Church attempted to re-establish its authority at the Council of Trent (1545-1563) by rallying behind the theology of Saint Thomas Aquinas, but Humanist scientists and artists like Copernicus, Galileo, Raphael and Titian undermined the authority of Saint Thomas by creating a new vision of a united heaven and earth--a vision that still inspires Western civilization.
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Pergamon Press,The MIT Press,Cambridge, MA :MIT Press
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