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D. Horatau

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8th SWS International Scientific Conference on Arts And Humanities - ISCAH 2021
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GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS ON THE RENAISSANCE ARTISTIC ORNAMENTATION OF THE ROMANIAN COUNTRIES IN THE XV-XVII CENTURY

(SGEM World Science, 2021, M. Pop, C. Hostiuc, D. Horatau)

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The Renaissance is a pinnacle of European humanistic culture that can only be erased from human history at the risk of destroying the very meaning of history. Of the same evidence, however, is the fact that the rinascita was due to a series of political, cultural and social conditions that, emerging from the Italian land, were different in all countries where it was propagated, and almost absent, appearing in short, decorativ spurts, in others. What united them in the most concrete way was the generous idea of hum...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Medieval & Renaissance Studies2021
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