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B11 SS Ch 17.2

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The renaissance in England was more in theater and literature
Leonardo Da Vinci dissected corpses to learn anatomy.
Vernacular Everyday language people speak in a country
Jan Van Eyck master of oil painting
Dante Alighieri Poet who wrote the “Divine Comedy”
Humanism individual and human society were important
Chaucer English writer who wrote “The Cantebury Tales”
Raphael painted School of Athens
What did the printing press and the vernacular help? books were more available, people could read the books, ideas were spread (See book and notes)
Characteristics of Renaissance art shows people as they would have appeared, tried to show feelings, used perspective, used softer edges created by shadows (see book and notes)
Johannes Gutenberg invented printing press
Francisco Petrach scholar who encouraged classical education
Michelangelo painted ceiling of Sistene Chapel
Know one artist and two pieces art they created Example: Leonardo da Vinci : Last Supper showed individual with emotions, Mona Lisa is still being discussed today (notes and book)
Northern renaissance art vs Italian Renaissance oil painting was mastered and allowed for more detail, engravings, woodcuts (notes and book)
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