WH 15 The Renaissance

The Renaissance marked the transition from ___________________ times to the early modern world.

In what country did the Renaissance begin?

What famous early Renaissance artist created both a marble and a bronze David before Michelangelo sculpted his?

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Who wrote that it was better for a prince to be feared than loved?

Arguably the 1st great painter of the Early Renaissance, who took inspiration from Brunelleschi's architectural drawings

How was Renaissance literature different from medieval literature?

What intellectual movement during the Renaissance focused on education and the classics?

What English poet and playwright introduced over 1,700 words into the English language?

Who assembled a library of Greek and Roman works preserving books of Cicero, Homer, and Virgil?

In what way was Renaissance sculpture different from a lot of medieval sculpture?

Renaissance thinkers were interested in the classical learning of _______and ______.

What was one way that Renaissance artists reflected the ideas of humanism in their paintings?

Who is credited with inventing the printing press in ~1455?

How was Renaissance art different from the art of the Middle Ages?

This pre-Renaissance artists' "new realism" emphasized humanity through attention to fine detail.

The word renaissance means “rebirth”. What was reborn during the Renaissance?

What change made literature more popular during the Renaissance than it had been before?

Readers of The Divine Comedy would typically hope to go to ____________.

This painter studied in Italy, but did most of his work in Spain, blending Byzantine, Venetian, and Spanish styles.

_____________' Trinity expertly used single point linear perspective in a fresco painting.

Which of the following was one factor that led to the Renaissance?

What technique did Albrecht Durer innovate and perfect?

What was Michelangelo’s David carved from?

What German artist was dubbed the “Leonardo of the North”?

Which of these was NOT one of the five major city-states in Italy when the Renaissance began?

_______________' Primavera is a good example of a Renaissance painting using classical themes.

Where did the northern Renaissance begin?

This Early Renaissance artist & Dominican friar painted a series of frescoes in his friary, San Marco, in Florence.

Which statement best describes the ideal woman according to writer Baldassare Castiglione?

Michelangelo was living in __________, the birthplace of the Renaissance when he created his David.

What was the language of both the church and scholarship during the Renaissance?

________________ painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling years before returning to paint the Last Judgment on the altar wall.

What Italian city was controlled by the wealthy Medici family during much of the Renaissance?

What does the word "renaissance" mean?

A 1401 competition to design the doors of the Florence Baptistery was won by ______________ with his Gates of Paradise.

What feature did architect Filippo Brunelleschi create for the cathedral in his city?

How did Italy’s location help make it the starting point of the Renaissance?

What industries helped Florence become the center of the Renaissance?

What were two Renaissances advances in painting techniques?

Belief in which of these most closely relates to humanism?

What new type of economy developed during the Renaissance?

Which High Renaissance artist painted this portrait?

How did classical ideas influence Renaissance architecture?

What political unit contributed most to the development of the Renaissance?

What was Machiavelli’s book The Prince about?

Who wrote the handbook The Book of the Courtier?

What is the name of this painting?

Who wrote The Divine Comedy?

Which of the following was an advance in Renaissance painting style?

Machiavelli wrote “In the actions of....princes, from which there is no appeal,_____”

Dominican priest and leader of Florence from 1494-1498 known for religious reformation, and anti-Renaissance preaching

____________'s greatest work was the School of Athens, a fresco painted in the private apartments of Pope Julius II.

Who wrote about his vision of an ideal society, in which people live in peace and harmony?

What technique allowed artists to create more realistic art by making distant objects smaller?