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What is Leonardo da Vinci's most well known painting?
Mona Lisa
What was the proportianal sketch that Leo drew called?
Vitruvian Man
What new painting techniques did Leonardo practice on 'The Last
Supper'?
Painting on dry plaster, but it failed to work
What city did Leonardo go to from Florence?
Milan
The Duke of what bought Leonardo's dragon shield?
Milan
Did Michelangelo and Leonardo get along well?
Not at all
Who is the statue of that Michelangelo created?
David
What chapel did Michelangelo paint on?
Sistine Chapel
Who constructed the dome of the Duomo?
Brunelleschi
What titles have Medici family members held?
Pope, King
What were the Medici family rich from in Italy?
Bankers
Where was the savage attack of 2 Medici family members? What day?
The Duomo on Easter Sunday
How did the Medici's help up-and-coming and famous artists?
They were patrons to the arts
What did Raphael paint?
The School of Athens
What 2 Greek philosophers are in the middle of the school of Athens?
Aristotle and Plato
What 2 famous novels did Dante write?
'The Divine Comedy' & 'Inferno'
What trend did Dante start among other writers?
Writing in vernacular
What are 2 of Botticelli's famous paintings?
Birth of Venus, Primivera
Who was the author of 'The Prince'?
Machiavelli
What was 'The Prince' about?
How to rise to power
Who was the model for 'The Prince?'
Cesare Borgia
What did Johann Gutenberg invent?
Printing Press with moveable type
What book was printed on the printing press?
The Gutenberg Bible
What is Shakespeare's most famous work?
Romeo and Juliet
What book did Cervantes write?
Don Quixote
What is Don Quixote about?
A man imagining he is a knight in medieval times and going on adventures
What painting techniques was Titian known for?
Bright colors & broad strokes
What did Titian paint?
'Assumption of the Virgin', 'Crowning with Thorns'
What painting is Durer known for?
'The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse'
Where is Durer from?
Germany
What Flemish painter is known for 'Arlofini and his Bride'?
Van Eyck
What Flemish painter is known for painting everyday activities, like 'Hunters in Snow'?
Bruegel
What Queen was the ultimate patron of the arts in England?
Queen Elizabeth
Fresco
Painting with watercolor on fresh plaster
What did humanism celebrate?
The well-being of a person, doing what is best for society, enjoying life but still loving God
Patron
A wealthy sponsor of artists
Perspective
A painting technique that provides a 3-D appearance
Printing Press
A machine for pressing paper against inked moveable type
Vernacular
One's native language
Renaissance Man
A well-rounded individual with wide interests and expertise in several areas
What was the 24-foot-high horse in Milan meant to be made of?
Bronze
According to the Byzantines, God is what?
The center of the Universe
Where did Leonardo move to in his teenage years?
Florence
What caused Verocchio to stop painting?
Seeing Leonardo's beautiful angel
Was Leonardo a vegetarian?
Yes
What modern concept was Leo obsessed with?
Flight
Who did Leo paint a portrait of in Milan?
The Duke's mistress
What key factors led to the decline of feudalism?
Development of Nations, Longbow, 100 years war, Plague
Why did people get their portraits done?
Civic pride
How did the reopening of the Silk Roads help Europe?
More ideas were exchanged, growth of cities