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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"French Renaissance"”.

  1. Medievalism in the French Renaissance: Literature, History, and Nation in Claude Fauchet's Veilles ou Observations (1555)

    This thesis explores the place of medieval French literature in the formation of national identity in sixteenth-century France. It focuses on an unpublished and little-studied manuscript miscellany, the Veilles ou Observations de plusieurs choses dinnes de mémoire en la lecture d’aucuns autheurs …

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  2. Die Idee der Verbindung von Musik und Poesie im Frankreich des 16. Jahrhunderts

    … often been cited as a symbol for the efforts of French humanists in the 16th century to realize a close union between music and poetry derived from the antique ideal of musiké. It arose from the ideas of the Pléiade, a French group of poets that led French Renaissance humanism to its climax in …

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  3. Jean Passerat (1534 - 1602): a critical biography, and study of selected works

    … as anything more than a moderately talented French poet with Pleiade connections, whilst almost totally ignoring his work as one of France's leading late sixteenth-century humanists. Consequently, this has adversely affected the proper appreciation of Passer at as a literary critic and …

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  4. Nomination to the National Register of Historical Places: Warden's Residence, McNeil Island Penitentiary, Washington

    … Places. The Warden’s House is a superb 1932 French Renaissance Eclectic design, that embodies distinctive characteristics of a method of construction, convict labor, and represents the work of a master architect, George Gove of the prominent Northwest architectural firm, “Heath, Gove, & …

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  5. Gender Ambiguity in Early Modern English and French Art, 1530-1630

    … court of François I. The next two chapters use French renaissance and English Ovidian poetry to explore how two understudied depictions of androgynous sitters in the Triple Profile Portrait in Milwaukee Art Museum, c.1570, and The Cobbe Portrait of Henry Wriothesley, c.1590-1593, paralleled …

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  6. Rearing the Royals: Architecture and the Spatialization of Royal Childhood in France, 1499-1610

    … actively shaped and was transformed by the French royal family, “Rearing the Royals: Architecture and the Spatialization of Royal Childhood in France, 1499-1610” examines architecture's role in the monarchy’s symbolic self-representation, quotidian existence, and dynastic strategies at the …

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