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110701053 | Renaissance | The years 1300 to 1600 saw an explosion of creativity in Europe. | 0 | |
111982061 | the medici | a powerful family, that had much fortune in trade and banking. | 1 | |
111982062 | Cosimo de' Medici | was the weathest European at the time. He virtually was dictator of florence. | 2 | |
111982063 | Humanism | focoused human potential and achievements | 3 | |
111982064 | Lorenezo "il Magnifico" | ruled as a dictator yet kept up the appearance of having an elected goverment. | 4 | |
111982065 | Secular | the basic spirit of Renaissance society | 5 | |
111982066 | Patrons | popes that spended huge amounts of money for art. | 6 | |
111982067 | The Courtier | A book writen by Baldassare Castiglione that taught how to be a "universal man." or a "Renaissance men." | 7 | |
111982068 | Alexander VI and the Borajas | Was corupt | 8 | |
111982069 | Julius II | one that was a patron of michelangelo and Raphel, he was also more intrested in war. | 9 | |
111982070 | Perspective | three dimensions | 10 | |
111982071 | Leonardo da Vinci | was a painter, sculptor, inventor, and scientist he was also a true "Renaissance man," | 11 | |
111982072 | Michelangelo | a painter, a sculptor, an architect, and a poet. He painted the sisitine chapel, he was also known as a true "Renaissance man" | 12 | |
111982073 | Raphael | In 1508, he was asked by Pope Julius II to work for him in Rome. he created a series of magnificent frescoes, and other paintings for the pope. | 13 | |
111982074 | Donatello | Was the first to scultpt the nude sense ancient times. | 14 | |
111982075 | Vernacular | Dante wrote in his native language which was Italian | 15 | |
111982076 | Petrach | was one of the earliest and most influential humanists. He was also a great poet who wrote sonnets. | 16 | |
111982077 | Bocaccio | best known for the Decameron,a series of realistic, sometimes off-color stories. | 17 | |
111982078 | Dante | a writer who wrote in vernacular | 18 | |
112486971 | "the prince" | by Niccolo' Machiavelli, examines the imperfect conduct of human beings. The book explains how a ruler can gain power and keep it in spite of his enemines. | 19 | |
112486972 | Florence | was the center of the Italian Renaissance from the fourteenth to the sixteenth century. | 20 | |
112486973 | condotierri | Military brokers | 21 | |
112486974 | Chiaroscuro | The distribution of light and shade in a painting or photo | 22 | |
112486975 | "universal man." or a "Renaissance men." | A man who excelled in many fields | 23 | |
112486976 | sfumato | The subtle and minute gradation of tone and color used to blur or veil the contours of a form in painting | 24 |