Art term
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People of the Renaissance
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What is this art term?

The idea to paint and sculpt subjects realistically. It involves a number of techniques that make the subjects and background look like they would in real life.


Realism 

100

Who made the sculpture David?

Michelangelo

100

Who was Leonardo De Vinnci?


Renaissance Man, painter, sculpture, inventor, and scientist 


100

What did the Renaissance cause having to do with religion?

The fall of the Roman Catholic Church 

100

When was the printing press invented?

1450

200

What art term is this?

A type of art that pays attention to very accurate and precise details, and portrays things as they are


Naturalism 

200

Who made the Vitruvian Man?

Leonardo De Vinnci

200

Who was Machiavelli?

Humanist who dreamed to unite italy as one political entity and to rid of foreign invaders, also wrote the prince

200

What drastic event set the stage for the emergence of the Renaissance?

The Black Plague 

200

What is the Renaissance?

Rebirth in art, writing, learning, architecture, and culture 

300

What is this art term?

Sixteenth century style of art and design characterized by artificiality, elegance and sensuous distortion of the human figure

Mannerist

300

Who made the Birth of Venus?

Sandro Botticelli

300

Who were the Medici’s?

Rich banking family in Florence and controlled the government also.They ruled France for more than 60 years and they also paid artists to do great works for them.

300

This 14th-century Florentine is considered the "father" of Humanism in Renaissance Italy.


Petrarch

300

What is a humanist?

A renaissance cultural movement which turned away from medieval scholasticism and revived interest in ancient Greek and roman thought

400

What is this art term?

Allowed artists to move toward a more realistic portrayal of nature and to achieve the illusion of depth on a two-dimensional surface

Linear Perspective

400

Who made the Ugly Duchess?

Quentin Matsys

400

Who was the first European scientist to propose that Earth and other planets revolve around the sun?

Nicolaus Copernicus

400

Michelangelo built a huge dome atop this basilica for the pope in the early-16th century. 

What is the name of it?

St Peters Basilica

400

Why did the Renaissance start in Italy? ( Three reasons)

It began in northern Italy because it had the advantages of city states, merchants, and the Medici’s

500

What is this art term?

A form of mural painting in which earth pigments are painted directly on fresh, wet, lime plaster

Fresco

500

Who made the School of Athens?

Raphael

500

Who was Donatello?

An Italian painter and scuptor 

500

Could women stand in front of windows?

Women were not allowed to stand in front of windows. Why? They would “inflame the carnal desires” of men walking below, and take those men “away from God.”

500

Were three key points in the "The Prince" by Machiavelli 

  • 1-To sustain his new principality, a prince must make his subjects feel valued while guarding against rivals.
  • 2-Principalities can either be easy to conquer but hard to rule, or hard to conquer but easy to rule.
  • 3-Acquiring new principalities depends on both fortune and virtue.
  • 4-Both wickedness and popular support are ways to become a prince.
  • 5-Every prince must master the art of war.
  • 6-To protect your principality, you need your own army, not mercenaries or auxiliary troops.
  • 7-A prince must balance generosity with miserliness.
  • 8-A successful prince can use cruelty to his advantage, but should avoid being hated.
  • 9-A successful prince knows when to use deceit and how to cover it up.
  • 10-A prince must assemble good advisors and know how to seek their advice.
  • 11-Take action – never leave your fate in the hands of fortune alone.
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