Vocab
Famous Figures
Name that Work
Architecture
Media
100
The type of Scene shown
100
Leading Florentine family known for patronizing the arts
The Medici Family
100
The first freestanding bronze nude since antiquity
Donatello's David
100
A flattened column that does not bear weight
Engaged Column AKA Pilaster
100
A type of paint that has egg yolk as the binding medium, the most common media for early renaissance painters
Tempera
200
A three paneled painting
Triptych
200
The man who is credited with starting the Protestant Reformation
Martin Luther
200
The most famous panel of the Sistine Chapel ceiling, known for its humanist features
Creation of Adam 
200
Small chapel designed by Brunelleschi featuring a dome
Pazzi Chapel 
200
A printmaking process in which a metal plate is covered with wax, carved, and then dipped in acid
Etching
300
Nude corner figures on the Sistine Chapel ceiling
Ignudi
300
The Northern Renaissance equivalent of Leonardo, known for his painting, printmaking, and books
Albrecht Durer
300
Known as the single most important image of the Lutheran reformation, focusing on how a Christian gets to heaven
Law and Grace (AKA Law and Gospel) 
300
Simulated architecture used to fool the eye is described as
Trompe L'oeil
300
Material that allowed Northern Renaissance painters to achieve high levels of detail/realism
Oil Paint
400
Lines that appear to recede toward a vanishing point in a painting with linear perspective
Orthogonals
400
Architect credited with the invention of Linear Perspective
Filippo Brunelleschi
400
Known for a horrific nighttime crucifixion scene
Isenheim Altarpiece 
400
Feature used at the top of Palazzo Rucellai to cap the building and hide servant quarters
Cornice
400
Color used in the Arena Chapel, made from lapis lazuli
Ultramarine Blue
500
Smoke like or hazy effect that distances the viewer from the subject of a work
Sfumato
500
Known as the "Warrior Pope", who hired Michelangelo to paint the Sistine Chapel Ceiling
Pope Julius II
500
Known for outlining the canon of the female nude for the next centuries
Venus of Urbino 
500
Term used to describe architecture that focused on horizontal construction, like Palazzo Rucellai
Trabeated
500
Material used in construction of San Carlino as a cheaper alternative to stone
Stucco