World History Review - The Renaissance

renaissance is French for

Father of Humanism

finest poet in the English language

the time for which the Renaissance paved the way

made 28 bronze panels depicting New Testament stories

artist that created a 3-D effect by shading

most famous Renaissance patrons

wrote a satire on chivalry

the Queen of the Adriatic

most famous composer of church music in the Renaissance

High Renaissance artists

ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

won the competition to build the dome of the Florence cathedral

heard Savonarola's preaching

painted pagan themes of classical mythology

birthplace of the Renaissance

Renaissance musician that helped transition music from medieval to modern

"it is much safer to be feared than loved"

period of history from the 14th - 16th century that experience revival of learn and art

beheaded by Henry VIII for not recognizing his leadership in the Church of England

one of first artists to use oils

Venetian painter known for rich colors

unaccompanied Latin songs that used multiple melodies and words mixed with plainsong melody

added movement to paintings with figures that seemed to sway

developed movable-type printing

described an ideal state

engravings and woodcarvings

versatile artist who studied the sciences

most common type of music in the Middle Ages

won prize for the best design of the bronze doors of the baptistry in Florence

frescoes

painted sweet-faced Madonnas

genre painter of scenes from everyday life

Father of Renaissance painting

most popular instrument of the Renaissance

wrote a book on manners

published a Greek New Testament

culmination of artistic achievement during the 16th century

Renaissance music

course of study that became popular during the Renaissance

birthplace of the Renaissance

best-known composer of Renaissance church music

gave subjects in paintings a sense of movement

the area of European study that was fueled by Florentine writers' study of the classics

painted portraits of Henry VIII, Thomas More, and Erasmus

the "little dyer" from Venice

changed his painting outlook to be more religious after his conversion

period admired by the Renaissance humanists

first full-scale equestrian statue since Roman times

focus on man's worth and capacities

the Leonard of the North