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Giovanni Boccaccio
Wrote the Decameron
Niccolo Machiavelli
Wrote the Prince which described government.


Baldassare Castiglione
Italian diplomat who wrote The Book Of Courtesy
Giotto di Bondone
First Italian Renaissance painter- Madonnas, "Slaughter of the innocence", and "St. Francis Feeds The Birds"
Leonardo Da Vinci
Artist, Sculpter, architect, scientist, engineer, inventor.

Painted the Mona Lisa, Last Supper etc.

Michaelangelo Buonarroti
1475-1564 had painted

Pieta- 1499


Sistine Chapel Ceiling- 9 panels of the bible stories


David- made from marble looks towards Rome


Moses- Statue made for Julius II because he was the pope who led the people just like Moses led the Israelites


Last Judgement- back of Sistine Chapel

Raphael
Painted School of Athens: filled with Greek philosophers located at the library of St. Peters
Titian
Native of Venice, which is full of cats and water

He used red cleverly and he is known for his Mary doing a "double helix"


Painted Sacred and Profane Love

Fresco
A painting done on wet plaster wall
Diptych
Alterpiece done on two ringed wood panels
Triptych
Painting on 3 panels
Tempera
Method of painting with pigments dispersed
Genre Paintings
A style of painting depicting scenes from ordinary life
Johannes Gutenberg Of Mainz
42-line Bible known as the Gutenberg bible
Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam
Wrote In Praise of Folly- His most famous famous books which ridiculed ignorance and superstitious
Sir Thomas More
Wrote Utopia which critisized society by describing an imaginary ideal society
Jan Van Eyck
First person to use oil on canvas and he painted The Wedding of Giovanni Arnolfini and His Bride
Pieter Brueghel the Elder
Holland, Netherlands

The Blue Cloak- Multiple scenes in the town proverbs


The Peasant Wedding- Darker colors with people crowded around tables


Games- Children with all different types of games

Albrecht Durer
Country: Germany

Was famous for his woodcuts and engravings


Painted the Praying Hands which represented his brother's hands after he had sacrificed for Albreacht to go to school


The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: 1498 A woodcut of horses trampling the people below

Hans Holbein the Younger
Country: England Henry VIII- he was his patron 1536 and had his own self portrait. The strange thing about Holbein's Picture of the Ambassadors was it had an anamorphic skull.