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The arts exploded during the Renaissance - painting, sculpting, printing, architechture, music, and literature.

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An online anthology of Renaissance Literature, featuring quotes, biographies and works.

Michelangelo, His Sculpture star
Michelangelo was a true "Renaissance Man", painter, poet, engineer and architect. But what he loved most throughout his life was sculpture. In this article we'll take a brief look at some of his work.

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All music in Medieval Europe fell into one of two categories: religious music, also known as church or sacred music and non- religious music, otherwise known as secular music.

Nightwatch Recording star[offsite link]
Features musician, Owain Phyfe, and the New World Renaissance band, who perform only music from the Renaissance and prior. Try it. YouŽll like it.

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Want to send a "Medieval-Gram"? This is the place to "writ" it!

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