Renaissance Words Crossword

Term that means rebirth.
A movement focused on human potential and achievements.
Worldly rather than spiritual and concerned with the here and now.
A financial supporter of an artist.
Showing three dimensions in a flat surface.
A sculptor, inventor, painter and scientist. Made The Last Supper.
Famous for the use of perspective. Filled Pope Julius II's library with paintings.
Made the dome of St. Peter's and the statue of David.
Wrote sonnets about a mysterious woman named Laura.
Famous for the Decameron.
Produced religious imagery and classical myths on woodcuts and engravings.
Used oil-based paints to develop new techniques modern artists use.
skillful in portraying large numbers of people. Captured scenes of everyday peasant life.
Wrote The Praise of Folly, which poked fun at various people such as greedy merchants.
Wrote Utopia, in which there was no war, corruption, and greed and where money had little to no value.
The most famous writer of the Elizabethan Age.
Developed a printing press which could produce large amounts of books in a short time.