Ideas
The old texts and pieces that were studied by artists in the renaissance to get an understanding of old ideas and artistic techniques.
What is antiquity?
Painter of the Mona Lisa
Who was Leonardo Da Vinci?
A design for it was theorized by Leonardo da Vinci, although it was never built in his time. A modern example would be the M1 Abrams.
The name of a famous portrait of a woman by Da Vinci.
What is the Mona Lisa?
Home of Donatello, Dante, and Cosimo de Medici.
What is Florence?
A study that began to be prioritized by artists and motivated human dissections.
What is anatomy?
Sculptor of the marble, 17- foot tall David.
Who is Michelangelo?
The invention used by Brunelleschi to help build the dome of the Santa Maria del Fiore.
What is the crane?
A style of art that focuses on more lifelike depictions of people and objects.
What is realism?
A trade powerhouse famous for their doge's annual marriage to the sea and their extensive canal system.
What is Venice?
What is the belief that humans are inherently bad called and who began it.
Machiavellianism
The affluent family who sponsored many artists.
Who are the Medicis?
The invention which enabled people to spread ideas quickly
What is the printing press?
What is 1 point/2 point perspective?
The home of the Papacy and St. Peter's Basilica. How often do you think about the ----- Empire?
What is Rome?
The belief that humans are inherently good and beautiful
What is humanism?
Painter of The School of Athens and Mount Parnassus. The red ninja turtle.
Who is Raphael?
Banking system used by the Medici family to revolutionize the banking system.
What is the double- entry ledge?
A typical subject matter for renaissance art depicting Mary holding the dead Jesus. Famously the only sculpture signed by Michaelangelo.
What is the Pieta?
The city that Leonardo Da Vinci worked for. Home of families like the Sforzas and the Gonzagas.
A term used to describe becoming individual from a group or association that was prevalent in the renaissance.
What is secular?
The Florentine sculptor of the bronze David, along with Zuccone and various wooden sculptures.
Who is Donatello?
The invention that revolutionized sailing and schedule.
What are pocket watches?
A figure famously depicted with horns in a sculpture by Michaelangelo.
Who is Moses?
What is Genoa?