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| − | The '''Spanish Golden Age''' (1580-1680) was similar to the [[Italian Renaissance]], a period of great flourishing in the arts and in [[literature]]. | + | The '''Spanish Golden Age''' (1580-1680) was similar to the [[The Renaissance|Italian Renaissance]], a period of great flourishing in the arts and in [[literature]]. |
| − | During this Golden Age [[El Greco]] and [[Velázquez]] painted their masterpieces, and [[Cervantes]] wrote "Don Quixote," a great satirical novel. There was also tremendous playwriting by [[Lope de Vega]] and acting on stage. | + | During this Golden Age [[El Greco]] and [[Diego Velazquez|Velázquez]] painted their masterpieces, and [[Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra|Cervantes]] wrote "[[Don Quixote]]," a great [[satire|satirical]] novel. There was also tremendous playwriting by [[Lope de Vega]] and acting on stage. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 19:03, July 1, 2008
The Spanish Golden Age (1580-1680) was similar to the Italian Renaissance, a period of great flourishing in the arts and in literature.
During this Golden Age El Greco and Velázquez painted their masterpieces, and Cervantes wrote "Don Quixote," a great satirical novel. There was also tremendous playwriting by Lope de Vega and acting on stage.