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an intellectual movement of the Renaissance based on the study of the humanities, which included grammar, rhetoric, poetry, moral philosophy, and history HUMANISM
often called the father of Italian Renaissance humanism. Francesco Petrarch
the language of everyday speech in a particular region vernacular
Dante wrote his masterpiece, the _________, in the dialect of his native Florence. Divine Comedy
pioneered by the German printer Johannes Gutenberg movable type
a painting done on fresh, wet plaster with water-based paints fresco
Using this law, Masaccio could create the illusion of three dimensions, leading to a new, realistic style laws of perspective
was the model "Renaissance man." He was an artist, scientist, inventor, and visionary. Leonardo da Vinci
drew the "School of Athens" (Write his first name) Raphael
this was the core of humanist schools. Humanists believed this enabled humanists to reach their goal liberal studies
This is the final stage of the Renaissance. this period is associated with da Vinci, Raphael Sanzio, Michelangelo High Renaissance
The cultural rebirth that occurred in Europe from roughly the fourteenth through the middle of the seventeenth centuries, based on the rediscovery of the literature of Greece and Rome. Renaissance
technique that allows an artist to show objects as they appear at various distances from the viewer Perspective
Title for ruler of Venice (leader) doge
Most important writer of the Spanish Renaissance (last name) cervantes
the habit or principle of being independent and self-reliant. Individualism
Country where Renaissance started italy
soldiers who fought primarily for money mercenary
This family took control of Florence Medici
Dominated society and held important political posts and served as advisers to the king. nobility
the shopkeepers, artisans, guild masters, and guild members. Burghers
Who was the most important member of the Italian family during the Renaissance Father
Wrote "The Prince", and believed human beings were motivated by self-interest Machiavelli
Someone who supports or champions something patron
Florentine sculptor and painter and architect michelangelo
The study of history, poetry, grammar and rhetoric Humanities
Studied classic Greek and Roman culture to better understand their own culture Humanism
meaning Re-birth Renaissance
A Florentine man who lived in the 1300's was an early humanist, poet, and scholar Petrarch
Wrote a book called "The Prince" Machiavelli
Designed flying machines and undersea boats centuries before they were invented Leonardo da Vinci
Painted the Sistine Chapel Michelangelo
Famous for painting "The School of Athens" Raphael
A technique that allowed artist to create realistic pictures by making far away objects appear smaller Perspective
Italy was divided into small ? city-states
Expensive Stone used to create blue paint in the renaissance Lapis Lazuli
Sculptor of the first free standing nude since antiqulty Donatello
Artist, inventor, engineer, scientist, philisopher, left handed. Started the High Renaissance Leonardo da Vinci
Not a turtle but a High Renaissance Artist Raphel
Another name for Mary, Raphel painted a lot of them Madonna
Wealthy Florentine Family. Patrons of the arts. Medici
Painted beautiful religious frescos in the Early Renaissance. His name means angelic Fra Angelico
Helps create the illusion of a 3D space on a 2D surface. Perspective
Painted The Tribute Money Masaccio
A painting on wet plaster Fresco
Painted by Boticelli and means the coming of Spring. Neo platonist artwork. Primavera
Painting technique invented by da Vinci, name means smoke like Sfumato
High Renaissance sculpture created in marble. 4 metres high. Donatello created one in bronze in the early renaissance David
Seat of the Renaissance Florence
Early Renaissance artist. Mad about maths. Vinny would love him! Uccello
Prophet depicted by Michelangelo for Pope Julius 2nds Tomb Moses
Renaissance means..... Rebirth
Means pity Pieta
You'll find the Sistine Chapel here. Rome
Artistic nakedness. nude
ANATOMY
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INVENTOR
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IN PRAISE OF FOLLY
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DIVINE COMEDY
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MONA LISA
STATUE OF DAVID
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DANTE
MICHELANGELO
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This is what a fresco is made of. Plaster
This type of paint was added to the fresco and was sometimes mixed with egg. Tempera
Painter of the Sistine Chapel Michelangelo
Meaning optical illusion in French. trompe loeil
Artist who painted "Delivery of the Keys". Pietro Perugino
The element used to create form. value
What ancient civilization was a fresco used to bring the outdoors, indoors? Roman
This is the great fresco mural painter from France. Patrick Commecy
This word is derived from the Italian word meaning "fresh" Fresco
Famous fresco depiction of God breathing life into Adam. creation
An Italian painter Raphael
The period that lasted between the 5th and the 15th century Middle Ages
A black plague that ravaged Europe and killed a third of its population Black Death
A cultural and intellectual movement of the Renaissance Humanism
The Renaissance that occured in Europe north of the Alps Northern Renaissance
A point of view Perspective
A machine used for printing on paper printing press
An Italian sculptor, painter, port, and engineer Michelangelo
A cultural rebirth that occurred in Europe Renaissance
The language spoken by the ordinary people Vernacular
A person who supports with money or effort Patron
An attempt to make art resemble resemble life Realism
An Italian noble family that produced three popes Medici Family
An Italian painter, sculptor, architect, ,athematician and scientist Leonardo da Vinci
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A movement that began in Italy and spread through Europe causing an increase of creativity and inspiration in writing, ideas, and art. Renaissance
A cultural movement that emphasized the potential and value of human beings rather than focusing on divine matters. Humanism
Renaissance society was less concerned with spirituality and religion and more ____________ in the sense that it was more worldly and focused on the present. Secular
High class individuals who offered financial support to artists were called ____________ of the arts. Patrons
A technique in art which shows three dimensions on a one dimensional surface. Perspective
The dialect of language spoken by the general population of a region or social area. Vernacular
An imagined society which possesses the perfect attributes for the citizens living in it. Directly translates to "No Place" in Greek. Utopia
Dictator of Florence as well as one of the best known patron of the arts of the Renaissance era. Lorenzo De Medici
Renaissance painter, sculptor, inventor, and scientist. A "Renaissance Man" well known for his painting "Mona Lisa". Leodardo da Vinci
Renaissance artist who learned from studying the works of Michelangelo and da Vinci. Best known for his use of perspective and realism. Raphael Sanzio
A "Renaissance Man" and painter, sculptor, poet, and architect. Best known for the was he potrayed the human body in art and his works on the dome of St. Peters, his statue of David, and his painting on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Michelangelo Buonarroti
the first well known Flemish Renaissance painter. Known for using subtle colors, many layers of paint, and realistic details which revealed the personality of the person being portrayed. Jan van Eyck
German artist who visited Italy to study art. He later returned to Germany and produced many woodcuts and engravings with an emphasis on realism and Renaissance influence. Albrecht Durer
English ruler, founded the church of England Henry VIII
scientist who believed the Earth moved around the sun-heliocentric-30x telescope Galileo
invented the printing press Gutenberg
earth moved around the sun Heliocentric
sculptor and painter works include David and the Sistine Chapel Michelangelo
everyday language of the people Vernacular
paintings on wet plaster Fresco
sun moved around the earth Geocentrism
scientist who discovered the idea of gravity Newton
paper sold to forgive sins indulgences
wrote The Prince Machiavelli
city with most artistic excellence Florence
rebirth of the Greco-Roman ideas Renaissance
sculptor whose workers include David and Mary Magdallan Donatello
Northern Renaissance painter, most works are of peasants Brugal
powerful family of bankers Medici
considered the Renaissance man, inventor, artist Leonardo De Vinci
priest who wanted change in Catholic Church Martin Luther
English writer of Julius Caesar and Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare
reformer who founded the Calvinist Church John Calvin
person who studied the Greek/ Roman classics also questioning attitude Humanist
Medici Pope who built up the Vatican with art and buildings-had trouble with Luther Leo X
reestablished scientific method Bacon
literally means any non-catholic Christian religion Protestant
to buy church positions simony
to hire one's relatives nepotism
Luther's protector Fredrick the Wise
to reform the Catholic Church Reformation
non-religious Secular
items in front appear larger than they are perspective
renewed focus on man's capacities humanism
most notable patron family Medici family
most honored and influential scholar Erasmus
greatest playwright of all time William Shakespeare
the most famous painter of the early Italian renaissance Giotta di Bondone
Added technique of shading Masaccio
Added dimensions to paintings Sandro Botticelli
painted the last supper Leonardo de Vinci
painted Madonna del Granduca Raphael
painted the sistine chapel Michelangelo
Pieter Brueghel is famous for what form of painting genre
leading sculptor of the early Renaissance Donatello
most prominent type of music during the middle ages plainsong
french meaning of Renaissance rebirth
what are sponsors of art patrons
the book of manners was written by who Giovanni della Casa
who printed the bible in 1456 Johannes Gutenberg
where was the birth place of the Renaissance Florence
People relied more on... God or man man
what was Erasmus' most famous work Praise of Folly
who wrote Romeo and Juliet William Shakespeare