THEPRINCE | | Book that describes the "Renaissance Man" |
RURAL | | The farthest spot on the horizion in a painting |
VANISHINGPOINT | | Language of the common people |
LEONARDO | | Financial supporter of the arts |
ROME | | Made sculpture more realistic by carving natural postures and expressions |
CATHOLIC | | Farm areas |
URBAN | | The first European large free-standing nude since ancient times |
THECOURTIER | | City the Medici family ruled |
THELASTSUPPER | | Renaissance means _____ |
DONATELLO | | Painted the "School of Athens" |
ISABELLADESTE | | These wars spurred overseas trade |
HUNDREDYEARSWAR | | City poplation centers |
MERCHANTS | | Church designed by Michelangelo |
VERNACULAR | | She was the patron who defended Mantua and built a famous art collection |
MACHIAVELLI | | Book about how to be politically effective |
CRUSADES | | Son of Cosimo de' Medici |
BUBONICPLAGUE | | Fresco of Christ and the apostles |
MICHELANGELO | | Took four years to paint the ceiling here |
RENAISSANCE | | Focused on human potential and achievements |
PERSPECTIVE | | Indicates three dimensions in a painting |
STPETERS | | Boccaccio's book about times during the plague |
SISTINECHAPEL | | City of the headquarters of the Catholic Church |
OTTOMANTURKS | | Years from 1300-1600 |
PETRARCH | | Famous female painter Sofonisba ________ |
SECULAR | | Humanist who wrote sonnets |
DECAMERON | | The wealthiest European of his time |
FLORENCE | | Most Italians were members of this church |
ANGUISSOLA | | Worldly, concerned with the here and now |
RAPHAEL | | Carved "David", painted the Sistine chapel, and designed St. Peter's |
COSIMODEMEDICI | | Wealthiest, most powerful class of people |
HUMANISM | | Why northern Europe laged behind the rest of the world |
DAVID | | They took Constantinople in 1443 |
LORENZO | | Wrote about how to be an effective ruler |
PATRON | | Killed 60% of the population of some cities |
REBIRTH | | Painter of the "Mona Lisa" |