Name That Lady
What Makes a "Renaissance"
Did Women Have a Renaissance?
100

Daughter of a fellow artist, this woman focused her paintings on biblical figures like Judith and Susanna

Artemisia Gentileschi

100

Renaissance means rebirth in French, signaling the period's rebirth of these two areas

Art and Politics

100

Before the Renaissance, this genre of literature was more equal, where knights and ladies sealed their pledge with a kiss

courtly love

200

Not only was this woman a numismatist, but this marchioness also patronized the work of artists like Titian, Da Vinci, and Raphael

Isabella d'Este

200

One of the biggest shifts from the Medieval period to this time was the artistic shift from ______ to ______ subject matter

religious to secular

200

After the decline of troubadors and courtly love stories, this author carried on the tradition through his divine poetry

Dante

300

A figurehead of the Northern Renaissance, this Dutch painter focused on the joy of childhood as the subject of many of her pieces

Judith Leyster

300

Though there were female artists at the time, women were barred from earning this position, which was crucial for artists perfecting their specialization

Apprenticeships

300

After the cultural shift of the Renaissance, noble women were placed in positions of less political power and placed under this authority

the male cultural authority

400

The author of "City of Ladies", not "Cities of Ladies", this author stressed the importance of education as not only a tool of power, but also enjoyment

Christine de Pisan

400

In this new era of politics, this union of seven nations became Europe's first Federation

The Dutch Republic/Federation

400

This then-popular genre of literature, including Castiglione's "Book of the Courtier", highlighted "constinance and discretion" above almost everything else

Etiquette books

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