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The document discusses the roles and lives of several important women during the Renaissance period. It describes how women like Isabella d'Este was educated in Greek, Latin and music despite typical restrictions. While most women were confined to domestic duties like child rearing, some like Lucrezia Borgia, Caterina van Hemessen and Marietta Robusti Tintoretto achieved success and fame as artists, patrons and leaders. Overall, the lives of women in the Renaissance were difficult, as they faced legal subjection and exclusion from many opportunities, though some notable figures were able to gain influence and respect.
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Basittas English Presintaion
- 1. Role of Women in the Renaissance Period By: Basitta M . Minter Dec/08/2009 Mis.Nicastro Per.1
- 3. At the age of sixteen Isabella married Francesco Gonzaga then became the Marchioness of Mantua because Francesco was the Prince.
- 4. At the age of sixteen, Isabella d'Este was able to speak Greek and Latin as well as play the flute, sing and much more.http://www.yesnet.yk.ca/schools/projects/renaissance/renaissancewomen.html
- 6. After the 13th century, women were no longer responsibly for as much of the production of basic supplies because each of these productions became individual male trades.
- 7. In the Renaissance, women remained active only in carding and spinning wool.
- 8. Women who could not marry or lacked the dowry required to become nuns had to find work.
- 9. Before the 15th century women could join craft guilds, but after that point craft guilds began to exclude women.Women from the Renaissance http://library.thinkquest.org/C006522/life/women.php
- 11. At only the young age of one, both of Catherine's parents died from a disease.
- 12. she created a policy of peace between the Catholics and the Protestants.
- 13. Catherine had a great interest in architecture and she demonstrated this with her authorityhttp://www.yesnet.yk.ca/schools/projects/renaissance/renaissancewomen.html
- 15. was born during Italy's Renaissance period (1320–1520)
- 16. The people of Ferrara adored Lucrezia, praising her for her beauty and "inner grace of personality."
- 17. In 1503 Alexander died, along with many of Cesare's political plans. Finally, some stability appeared in Lucrezia's life.
- 20. received her artistic training in her father's studio, and of ten surviving pictures, eight are portraits.
- 21. Van Hemessen was very successful as a painter and Queen Mary of Hungary, Regent of the Low Countries, was her main patron and supporter.
- 22. In 1554, Caterina married Chrétien de Morien, the organist of Antwerp Cathedral. www.distinguishedwomen.com/biographies/vanhemessen-c.html
- 24. Marietta Robusti Tintoretto was the gifted daughter of the celebrated Venetian painter, Jacopo Tintoretto. Jacopo favored Marietta above his other seven children and she was his constant companion for many years.
- 25. By the 1580s Marietta's portraiture achieved success and fame It became fashionable in the aristocratic circles of Venice to sit for La Tintoretto.
- 26. Marietta died in childbirth, four years after her wedding at the age of thirty.http://www.hyperbole.com/full/grotto/svi/artists/leis/