MT 3 - Renaissance & Reformation (people) Flashcards
Dante Alighieri
wrote “Divine Comedy” in Italian vernacular
Brunelleschi
Italian architect - church of “San Lorenzo”
de ‘Medici Family
powerful family that controlled Florence politics
Geoffrey Chaucer
wrote “Canterbury Tales” in English vernacular
Raphael
Italian painter - famous for Madonnas (baby Jesus and mother Mary)
Niccolo Machiavelli
wrote “The Prince” - about effective leadership
Michelangelo
Italian painter & sculptor - ceiling of “Sistine Chapel”
Johannes Gutenberg
invented the movable type on the printing press
Masaccio
Italian painter - frescoes - first to embrace perspective
Leonardo da Vinci
Italian painter, sculptor, & inventor - painting of “Mona Lisa”, sculpture of “David” - dissected human bodies to learn about proportions
Francisco Petrach
father of humanism - old Greek & Roman manuscripts
Donatello
Italian sculptor - statute of “St. George”
Jan Van Eyck
Dutch painter - oil paints (bright colors and great detail) - known for “Giovanni Arnolfini and his Bride”
Martin Luther
German Catholic monk - salvation is through faith alone, against selling of indulgences, 95 Theses, started Lutheranism
Albrecht Dürer
German sculptor & etching - painting of “Adoration of the Magi” etching of “the Four Horsemen and the Apocalypse”
John Calvin
French protestant - created Calvinism, theory of predestination, moral society
Henry VIII
six wives - wanted an annulment from 1st wife, Catherine of Aragon - wanted a male heir
Catherine of Aragon
1st wife of Henry VIII - mother of Mary I - only one daughter - marriage annulled
Mary I
1st child of Henry VIII - 2nd heir of Henry VIII - wanted to restore Catholicism to England
Anne Boleyn
2nd wife of Henry VIII - mother of Elizabeth I - only one daughter - beheaded for treason
Edward VI
3rd child of Henry VIII - 1st heir of Henry VIII - died at a young age - son of Henry VIII’s third wife (Jane Seymore)
Elizabeth I
2nd child of Henry VIII - 2nd heir of Henry VIII - ruled almost 50 years as a Protestant monarch - led Britain into a superpower
Ignatius of Loyola
Spanish Catholic nobleman - created Society of Jesus - Catholic missionaries
anabaptists
protestants - very strict - adult baptism - separation of church and state - refused to hold political office or bear arms (Quakers, Puritans, Shakers) - thought as radicals
Jesuits
members of Society of Jesus - missionaries of Catholicism
Castiglione
wrote the book “the Courtier” - describing good qualities of a nobleman