Humanism
Styles of Art
Italian City-States
People
Miscellaneous
100

What subjects from ancient times did humanists study and explore?

Greek and Roman classical culture (history, poetry, art, architecture government, ans language)

100

Renaissance artists used new techniques to make their artwork look more...

Realistic

100

The "cradle of the Renaissance" refers to which Italian city-state?

Florence

100

Who painted The Last Supper and the Mona Lisa?

Leonardo da Vinci

100

What prominent Renaissance family ruled in Florence?

The Medici family

200

Whose writings influenced humanistic thought fostering a balance between faith and reason?

Thomas Aquinas

200

What style of art created the appearance of depth and distance on a flat surface?

Perspective

200

During the Renaissance, Venice became an important link between which two continents?

hint: they traded goods such as silk and spices

Europe and Asia

200

Whose artistic work expressing feeling and emotion in his statue David?

Michelangelo

200

What is the term for a wealthy or influential supporter of art or literature? 

Patron

300

Most Renaissance humanists tried to foster balance between _________ and ______________.

Faith and Reason

300

Renaissance artists tried to show what people really looked like and tried to portray people's ___________.

Emotions or Feelings

300

During the Renaissance, Florence was the European center for....

Banking

300

Shakespeare represents the spread of Renaissance and humanist ideals outside of Italy. What country was Shakespeare from?

England

300

Who developed a printing press with moveable type?

Johannes Gutenberg

400
Humanism is based on the importance of...

The individual

400

Colors in Renaissance artwork are typically....

Bright


400

What is the major reason why the Renaissance began in city-states located in northern and central Italy

They became wealthy through trade
400

Who was the Italian diplomat and politician that used his knowledge to write The Prince?

Niccolo Machiavelli

400

Who translated the Bible into English?

William Tyndale