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the Renaissance Meaning Rebirth reviva of ancient roman and greek ideas
why did the renaissance begin in italy? Italy'sancient rome ruins,Italy central location, fall of Constatinople, Wealthy patrons, city states competed for status, higly educated people
perspective a three dimensional appearance in painting
sfumato used to add shading to paintings
advances in paint prouduction linseed oil as a medium provided slower drying time
realism features such as muscle, veins,hair and wrinkle enchancing the lifelikes quality of the artwork
frescos painting were created on wet plaster
romanesque architecture domed roofs rounded window/arches-st peters basiliica colums
the printing press mid-1400s gutenberg invented the moveable type printing press
impact of the printing press cheaper book leading to increased literacy use of vernacular languages spread of ideias decline in the influence of the catholic church increase in the popularity of literature and writes such as william shakespeare
galileo galilei contributed to science with the law of falling bodies invention of the telescope advancement in astronomy
advances in medicine the sudy of anatomy dissected bodies challeging old medical idea improved technique for amputations discovered the circulation of blood
leonardo da vinco born in 1452 renaissance man due to this excetional skills/painter mona lisa iventor mathematician physicist
leonardos notebook detailed sketches of human anatomy contained desings for groundbreaking machines incluinding the tank submarine he wrote in the mirror writing
William shakespeare an english poet playwrigh and actor was born in 1564 famous plays like king lear macbeth opened his on theater calles the globe in london
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