The term Northern Renaissance talks about the renaissance that occurred in Northern Europe. It refers to the rebirth outside Italy but mainly in France, Germany as well as Netherlands. All of these nations have become to be well known as the Northern meaning North of Italy. Before 1497, a renaissance in Italy commonly termed as Italian Renaissance was not influential more so outside Italy. Immediately from the 15th Century, the ideas of the Italian Renaissance began to be spread in Europe. As it spread, it triggered and influenced the French Renaissance, German Renaissance, English Renaissance, Polish Renaissance, and Renaissance more so in the Low Countries as well as other small and limited movements, which had different strengths and features. The arts of the Northern Renaissance were distinct from that of the Italian Renaissance.
The goals of the Renaissance, for instance, the Northern Renaissance perfected them in a big way. The painters High Renaissance painting improved the goals of the Renaissance in every way. Painters grasped Conventional proportioning, which created figures defined by a geometric symmetry (Italian
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It was Albrecht Durer who was painter as well as talented in printmaking, Engraving, and mathematics. He was more so than any other artist was in the Northern High Renaissance. Moreover, Germany was the center and the core effect of the High Renaissance season in the Northern art (About.com Education p.1). Two artists, Matthias Grunewald, and Albrecht Durer, showed a bright and contemporary difference in their pieces of work. Unlike Durer, the art of Grunewald remained marinated in the late Gothic period and the Renaissance classicism did not prejudice the work. Another famous artist of the German origin of the same period was Hans Holbein. He is renowned for his piece of work especially the English Court of the Henry