Humanism: Janus Pannonius, And Leonardo Bruni

His Majesty, the King, Humanism, an extremely important matter to our government, the people, and thy throne. This topic has been debated and thought of throughout the ages and it’s time to explain what this subject truly means. Currently in our time, humanism means the beliefs of human values, life, and meaning. Depending on the opinions of the people, some may think this a positive or negative thought. Furthermore, humanism is changing our everyday lives. It affects our economy, the minds of our people, and even our actions and worldviews. In this print I will share my information on some of the most influential humanists. Michelangelo, Janus Pannonius, and Leonardo Bruni.

Janus Pannonius was a tremendously popular poet in our Renaissance times. In most of his writings, he wrote about humanism. Before he went into writing, he grew up with his mother in his hometown, Cazma, Croatia. Once he turned sixteen, his uncle sent him off to a school in Italy to learn about this famous topic. Janus attended the school for a while, turning into the most intelligent student there. He completed his years and went off to a University to graduate. After he completed these tasks, he truly turned into a poet. His poems extremely influenced his readers. He created strong opinions and new thoughts throughout the
A prominent sculptor, painter, architect, and poet, born in Caprese Michelangelo, Italy. He grew up there and took part in western art. During the Renaissance he was a fellow friend and rival with Leonardo Da Vinci. His creations are largely famous and will be for thousands of years. Some of these creations include the Sistine Chapel ceiling and the Last Judgement. He is one of the most famous humanist painters in our time. When people look at his paintings, they instantly think about humanism. You view painted powerful gods and weak humans and you question what’s wrong and right. He influenced the world and other people to take part in this strange