Reviews for The three ages of the Italian Renaissance

The average rating for The three ages of the Italian Renaissance based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2019-06-25 00:00:00 Fabio Stanzani A concise history of Italy during the Renaissance. Lopez splits the Renaissance into three periods which are Youth 1454-1494, Maturity 1494-1527, and Decline 1527-1559. Youth can be marked with an interest in intellectual pursuit and the arts via patrons. During Maturity, new ideas were abundant as they were brought through trade with the expanding economy. Decline was a period of exiling and war on heterogeneity. The book consists of very short explanations and examples which include economics, politics, social structure, art, and culture. As there were many topics to cover in such a short book, each topic was given very little space. Moving quickly from topic to topic made it very difficult to understand the situation presented. As a survey of the Renaissance, the book can provides valuable ideas to look into to for greater understanding, but the book itself does not provide the depth necessary.

Review # 2 was written on 2015-01-01 00:00:00 Alexandre munier I loved everything about this book. It took me back to memories of my childhood. The illustrations were realistic and warm. I would love to cuddle up with my hands and read this book to them. I love that it was Black without being militant. There is a time and place for everything but this was just sweet, warm and fuzzy.