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Feb 17, 2019 44 min

3:02 — What Does Classical Mean Anyway?

from Renew the Arts Podcast Hosted by Renew the Arts

Your hosts Michael and Allison discuss the birth and rebirth of Greek and Roman values in ancient and Renaissance art, discussing the history and impact of Platonism on culture and the church. Stay tuned at the end for a Renaissance lute piece arranged for the classical guitar played by Phil Hodges. Special thanks to Dr. Sachs from Kennesaw State University for his helpful contributions. “Doryphoros (Spear-Bearer)Polykleitos440 BCE “Madonna and Child”Berlinghiero1230s

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