rebirth of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds, which began in Italy and spread to the rest of Europe

How did Renaissance art differ from Medieval art?

Renaissance Art Characteristics — Realism and Expression - sought to imitate nature in their works (reality of objects and events); human anatomy Perspective - organization of outdoor space and light through linear expression Classicism - Greece/Roman

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Modern World History

Semester 1 Final Study Guide

Term/Question	Definition/Answer
Renaissance	rebirth of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds, which began in Italy and spread to the rest of Europe
Renaissance Years	1350-1600
Major Parties	Catholicism and Protestantism
How did Renaissance art differ from Medieval art?	Renaissance Art Characteristics — Realism and Expression - sought to imitate nature in their works (reality of objects and events); human anatomy Perspective - organization of outdoor space and light through linear expression Classicism - Greece/Roman