Change In Art During The Renaissance

During the 15th and 16th centuries, there was a classical revival movement called "Humanism". Humanism was defined as a focus on practical human affairs, and the topics that were believed to improve the human condition such as ethics, rhetoric, poetry & art. It was a shift in the curriculum that made everyday tasks such as cooking, maintaining a household, and preparing a banquet, the concerns for scholars and writers.

The change in art during the Renaissance mirrored the change in food and food preparation. An example of art that flourished during the Renaissance was called "Mannerism". Mannerism was an art form that shows juxtaposition, depicted figures in twisted positions, and was showed in illogical settings. In Ferrara, Mannerism was