new birth, palingenesy, rebirth, refreshment, regenerateness, regenesis, rejuvenescence, renewal, resumption, resurrection, return, revivescence, revivification, second youth
Definitionn. the period of European history at the close of the Middle Ages and the rise of the modern world
Last update: July 3, 2015
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The creation of the Internet brought about a renaissance in communication. [Please select]
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In our once distant neighborhood, the community garden has brought about a renaissance in friendliness. [Please select]
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The cathedral contains other 14th-century and early Renaissance paintings, the former including some Passion scenes, the only certain work of Barna da Siena, and some fine choir stalls. [Please select]
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Renaissance in Italy, volume on the Fine Arts, chapter viii. [Please select]
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The Renaissance in Italy, volume on the Fine Arts, chapter viii. [Please select]
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Dubois's delightful and impressive reminiscences of the Renaissance, of M. [Please select]
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"I assign him a part in the New Renaissance--yes." [Please select]
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Pater, _The Renaissance: Essay on Giorgione_. [Please select]
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Its beginnings, however, are Gothic, and the Renaissance emancipated rather than created it. [Please select]
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With the modern French school, the academic school, it is quite supplanted by the sculpture of the Renaissance. [Please select]
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Dubois, is, like all academic French sculptors, except Chapu indeed, absolutely and integrally a romanticist, completely enamoured of the Renaissance. [Please select]
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