Renaissance Review Flashcards
secular
worldly or non-religious
humanism
a study based on the Arts and literary works of ancient Greece and Rome
Cosimo de Medici
a merchant and patron who controlled Florence through his wealth
Lorenzo de Medici
grandson of Cosimo, followed in grandfather’s footsteps
Pope Julius II
famous patron, also married
Leonardo da Vinci
famous painter- Mona Lisa
inventor/drafter- helicopter designs
anatomy works- autopsies, diagrams
Michaelangelo
famous poet
architect
painter- Sistine Chapel
sculptor- David
Raphael
painter- School of Athens (secular and perspective)
architect- St. Peter’s Cathedral
Shakespeare
playwright
poet
actor
invented many words using Latin roots
Machiavelli
powerful man who reformed politics
- more secular, individualistic
- “The Prince”