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Renaissance SG

Renaissance Review Flashcards

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Who is a patron? A wealthy person who gives money in support of the arts
Who is Machiavelli? Wrote The Prince - a modern treatise on government. Stated "the ends justify the means"
Who is Leonardo da Vinci? Painter who painted the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper
Who is Michelangelo? Painter/Sculptor - created the David and painted the Sistine Chapel
Who is Petrarch? Father of Humanism. Scholar and poet who wrote many sonnets to a woman named Laura
Who is Gutenberg? Invented a moveable type printing press
Who is Erasmus? Author who wrote The Praise of Folly which criticized the Church
Who is Sir Thomas Moore? Author who wrote Utopia about an ideal society
What were the economic effects of the Crusades? Increased demand for Middle Eastern goods, stimulated production of goods to trade in Middle Eastern markets, encouraged the use of credit and banking
What is usury? Policy of charging interest on loans
What is credit? Buy now, pay later
What 3 Italian cities were very wealthy? Florence, Venice, and Genoa
Why were the Italian city-states so wealthy? Had access to trade routes connecting Europe and the Middle East, served as trading centers
What does "The ends justify the means" mean? Machiavellian idea that it doesn't matter how you get there as long as you accomplish your final goal
What is Humanism? Movement celebrating the individual, a return to the study of Greek and Roman literature and culture
Where was the Northern Renaissance centered? Northern Europe - Flanders
How did the Italian Renaissance spread to Northern Europe? Traveling artists and ideas
What new economic conditions were increasing trade? Usury, letters of credit, new accounting and bookkeeping practices
How was Italy divided politically during the Renaissance? Independent city-states
What was the Medici family known for? Banking
Medieval art was focused on what? The Church and salvation
Renaissance art was focused on what? Individuals and worldly matters, along with Christianity
Who is Castiglione? Wrote The Courtier - a handbook on how to be a Renaissance Man
Who is Shakespeare? English playwright who wrote about the human condition in both tragedies and comedies
Who is Giotto di Bondone? Painter of frescos of human figures that show depth and emotion
Who is Ghiberti? Carved the doors to the Florence Baptistry
Who is Brunelleschi? Designed the dome of the Cathedral of Florence - the 1st dome since antiquity
Who is Donatello? Sculpted the first freestanding nude statue David
Who is Masaccio? Considered the Father of modern painting - developed the technique of perspective
Who is Raphael? Painter known for "The School of Athens" and many Madonnas
Who is Durer? Known for woodcuts and engravings
Who is Han Hobein? Famous for his portraits, including "Henry VIII"
Who is Van Eyck? Known for his paintings using vivid color and detail such as "The Marriage Portrait"
Who is Peter Bruegel? Known for his paintings of weddings, festivals, and detailed peasant life
What is classicism? A return to the ideals of Greece and Rome in intellectual thought, art, and architecture
What is secularism? Interest in the non-religious world and enjoyment of worldly pleasures
Where was the Italian Renaissance centered? Florence
Where was the Northern Renaissance centered? Flanders
How was the Northern Renaissance different from the Italian Renaissance? Saw a fusion between Christianity and humanism
Which book became an instant best seller after the invention of the printing press? The Bible
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