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63Turning all to Honey: Imitation, Originality, and Authorship in Renaissance England
In the final chapter of Popular Cultures in England: 1550-1750, Barry Reay states that “Historians have an unavoidable transferential relationship with the past.” In trying to understand events that we have never experienced, we inevitably...
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82Pennsylvania: PA is the Day Trip State
Either in A Jeep Wrangler with the top down for a day of fun in the sun or whenever you feel like getting out, try these Pennsylvania day trips.
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82How to be a modern day Renaissance Man (or woman...)
Learn how to be a Modern Day Renaissance Man (or woman). Try and excel at new things every day!
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82Renaissance in Films: What We See and What We Don't See
St. Luke Drawing the Virgin by Rogier van der Weyden, c. 1440. I LOVE the Renaissance and I have a particular interest in films set in that time as well as the Late Medieval Ages, i.e. the epoch spanning from the 1300s to the early 1600s. But I have...
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79The Heliocentric Theory of Nicolaus Copernicus
A research paper that explores the work of Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus.
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79Renaissance Art and Architecture: a transformation of aesthetics in Europe
The Renaissance, particularly in Italy, spurred on a transformation in the arts and architecture but also in the design of interiors. Hence, the Gothic aesthetic of the Middle Ages made way for the bold, elaborate and imaginative style of a Europe in bloom.
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81The Legend History Of Chillingham Castle
chillingham castle Chillingham Castle, a medieval Castle in the village of Chillingham, is in the Northern part of Northumberland, England. It was the seat of the Grey Family and their descendants the Earls of Tankerville from the 13th Century until...
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80How to Choose and Buy Gothic, Victorian, Renaissance, Medieval and Vintage Wedding Dresses
Black wedding dress. Feminine romantic gothic fashion is generally very elaborate and beautiful. Common materials include lace, silk and fishnet, while features of traditional gothic dresses include corsets, rosettes and multiple volouptuous folds....
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94Renaissance Fashion - Women's Clothing in Elizabethan England
The Elizabethan era in fashion, from 1558 - 1603, is named after Britain's Queen Elizabeth I. Garments made of wool and linen were heavy and of a striking design and include such fashion icons as the ruff and the farthingale.
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