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Ch. 1 Sec. 2 History

Ch. 1 Sec. 2 History review

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Who was Francesco Petrarch? -Italian Humanist from Florence -Helped make classical writings known -wrote Sonnets to Laura
Who was Leonardo da Vinci? -scientist, engineer, painter, musician, anatomy, botany, etc. -The Last Supper -Mona Lisa
Who was Michelangelo? -sculptor, engineer, painter, architect, poet -Pieta, Statue of David, ceiling of Sistine Chapel -designed domes
Who was Rafael? -blended Christian and classical styles -School of Athens, the Madonna
Who was Baldassare Castilogne? -wrote Book of the Courtier -described well-rounded, educated, multi-skilled people got invited to court
Who was Niccolo Machiavelli? -wrote The Prince
Who was Francesco Petrarch? -Italian Humanist from Florence -Helped make classical writings known -wrote Sonnets to Laura
Who was Leonardo da Vinci? -scientist, engineer, painter, musician, anatomy, botany, etc. -The Last Supper -Mona Lisa
Who was Michelangelo? -sculptor, engineer, painter, architect, poet -Pieta, Statue of David, ceiling of Sistine Chapel -designed domes
Who was Rafael? -blended Christian and classical styles -School of Athens, the Madonna
Who was Baldassare Castilogne? -wrote Book of the Courtier -described well-rounded, educated, multi-skilled people got invited to court
Who was Niccolo Machiavelli? -wrote The Prince (tells the truth about power) -some disliked what he stood for but in reality he was being honest about how ppl get powerful -"it is safer for a leader to be feared than to be loved."
Define Patron. supporter of the arts
Humanism (Italy) -wordy subjects rather than religious -here and now -education
What were some humanities? grammar, poetry, history (Greece and Rome), rhetoric, and Latin
What were artists trying to make their art like? REALISTIC
Why was Italy the birthplace of the Renaissance? -wealthy merchant class -had many wealthy patrons to support and further the arts -better survived the Middle Ages -center of the Roman Empire
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