Leonardo da Vinci
Techniques & Styles
High Renaissance Artists
Leonardo the Inventor & Scientist
Time & Ideas
100

At age 17, Leonardo apprenticed under this Florentine painter.

Who is Verrocchio?

100

This triangular arrangement creates stability and balance in paintings.

What is Triangular Composition?

100

This Renaissance master sculpted David and painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling.

Who is Michelangelo?

100

Leonardo was especially interested in biology and this science of matter and motion.

What is Physics?

100

The Renaissance period spanned this century.

What is 1400–1500 AD?

200

Leonardo painted this woman’s portrait, one of the most famous paintings in the world.

What is the Mona Lisa?

200

This technique blends colors without borders “in the manner of smoke.”

What is Sfumato?

200

This High Renaissance artist was the pupil of Perugino and the painter of the School of Athens.

Who is Raphael?

200

Leonardo designed a flying machine that resembled this modern invention.

What is a Helicopter?

200

The Renaissance is often described as the “rebirth” of these traditions.

What are the Classics?

300

Leonardo worked for this Duke of Milan who wanted to rival Florence as a cultural center.

 Who is Ludovico Sforza?

300

This type of perspective shows distant values as lighter because of moisture in the air.

What is Atmospheric Perspective?

300

This Venetian painter joined Michelangelo, Leonardo, and Raphael as a High Renaissance master.

Who is Titian?

300

Leonardo designed mechanical devices for battle, including a tank and this underwater vessel.

What is a Submarine?

300

This philosophy emphasized the value and dignity of human beings.

What is Humanism?

400

After leaving Italy, Leonardo joined the Royal Court of this country.

What is France?

400

 The High Renaissance valued these two ideals of proportion and calmness.

What are Harmony and Balance?

400

The Early Renaissance was led by Masaccio and this sculptor.

Who is Donatello?

400

Both Leonardo and Michelangelo studied anatomy by doing this with corpses.

What are Dissections?

400

Along with Humanism, Renaissance art stressed this “true-to-life” quality.

What is Naturalism?

500

Leonardo died on May 2, 1519, in the King’s Château at this location.

What is Cloux?

500

The High Renaissance was described as the “birth” of this type of artistic figure.

What is the Artistic Genius?  

500

The Northern Renaissance featured Jan van Eyck and this German painter.

Who is Dürer?

500

 Leonardo’s wide range of skills earned him this famous title.

 What is a Renaissance Man?

500

Leonardo’s full Italian name, Lionardo di ser Piero da Vinci, literally means this.

What is Leonardo the Son of Piero from Vinci?

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