Renaissance test review 1

Divine beauty

Who painted adoration of the lamb and is knows for great detail in his paintings

First use of linear perspective/ sense of depth created/used in school of Athens, the trinity/ makes it look 3D

Nobility has good power but not a ton

Massys DIDNT paint the ugly dutchess

1300-1600 were the years of the renaissance

Annual direct tax/ permanent source of income for the state/monarch- strengthened the monarchy

Dürer is the greatest German artist

Artist and architect/ designed cathedral dome- cupping if at Maria del Fiore studied ancient pantheon in Rome/ Florence

Who painted the money lender and his wife

Catholic Church is in what estate?

Most influential Flemish painter/ Known for DETAIL in his paintings/ mother and chancellor rolling 1435

Renaissance is the rediscovery of Greek and Roman art, culture, and philosophy

Who was the most famous Flemish painter

Perspective, classicism, emphasis on individualism, geometrical arrangement of figures, light& shadowing, sfumato

Focused on human potential and achievement/ came from study of classical Greek and Roman text/ culture

1469-1527 wrote “ The Prince(1513)/ a prince may do whatever is necessary to protect his state: power as it is in fact

Invented printing press

Feudalism is the type of political system they had around the time of the renaissance

Believe people should be able to read the Bible for themselves

Michelangelo painted the Pieta

Book published in 1528 that tells how to live life but doesn’t mention religion/ written by castigations

Who painted “ The Sistine Chapel”

1483-1520 ideal of beauty

What are the 3 estates of renaissance society?

Bold contrast between light and dark/ “Crucifixion of St. Peter” 1600/ Caravaggio

Renaissance anywhere other than Italy

Cosmo de Medici controlled the florentine oligarchy in 1434

Made “ Four Horseman of the Apocalypse” 1498/woodcut then put ink on wood and pressed onto paper/ form testimsnt inbible

Transitions between colors and tones/ in Ginevra de’ Benci 1475 by Da Vinci

Who painted the money lender& his wife(1514)

Where did the renaissance start because of center of Roman Empire, access to trade, and alot of money

Most known for pagan paintings painted “ Birth of Venus” only because Medici family was patron so they protected it

Bankers and merchants were the main supporters of the arts knows as

Ideal of beauty

Peasant have a lot of wealth

Michelangelo painted the Sistine chapel

Who painted “The School Of Athens”

Who painted “The School of Athens” 1509–1511

Painting shows city of makin/ Jesus says one apposal will betray (dip bread in oil) in 3’s show trinity/ Judas betrays

Painted” The Pieta”

Da Vinci, Raphael, and Michelangelo are all what

Who painted the last supper

Non Christian

First full size book printed 1455 or 1456

Often painted realism and naturalism painted life span 1465-1530 painted “Ugly Dutchess”

Attention to detail/ realism+ naturalism/ interest landscapes/ emphasize mid class+peasant/ domestic interior/portrait

Who painted the money lender and his wife/ the coins in this paintings have great attention to detail

Realism and idealism

1438 the Holy Roman Emperor is in the hands of the _______ family

Who painted Giovanni arnolfini and his wife aka wedding portrait

1347– 1350’s was the recovery from what

Northern Renaissance DOESNT focus on purifying church

Most wealthy family in Florence/ most common patrons and merchants

Renaissance man/artist,sculptor, architect, scientist, engineer, inventor has notebook to sketch ideas like tank/guns

Who painted “The Trinity” 1427

Italian renaissance sculptor, painter, architect, poet and engineer/ most famous work is painting ceiling of Sistine

Created the first truly royal army

Decline of feudalism allowed what to happen?

1475-1565/ divine beuty

Broad knowledge in different fields, deep knowledge in one area, able to link info to make new knowledge, renaissance ed

England+ France= monarchs are patrons

Life span 1452-1519/ realism and idealism

Who took over Milan and was always in war

Common language in a region