1. Arts and Architecture Amanda, Joy, Kristen, Sydni, & Vanessa

2. Michelangelo- ceiling of the Sistine Chapel Leonardo da Vinci- painted the Last Supper & the Mona Lisa Raphael- painted the Virgin Mary; painted frescos in Vatican Palace Artists

3. Sistine Chapel David Sculpture The Torment of St. Anthony Entombment Holy Family The Manchester Madonna Michelangelo

4. Leonardo da Vinci Mona Lisa The Last Supper Virgin of the Rocks Lady with an Ermine Vitruvian Man

5. The Vision of Ezekiel The Woman with the Unicorn The Sistine Madonna The Transfiguration The Prophet of Isaiah The School of Athens The Knights Dream St. George and the Dragon Raphael

6. Dante- Italian author who wrote The Divine Comedy Geoffrey Chaucer- English writer who helped make vernacular literature more popular; wrote The Canterbury Tales Machiavelli- wrote about philosophy Writers

7. The Duomo- tallest building in Florence designed by Filippo Brunelleschi Church- provided comfort as a space created to fit humans and not divine needs Painters, sculptors, and architects sought to reflect a human-centered world Sculpture & Architecture

8. Art: Artists today feel more free to express themselves and create unique artwork Architecture: Buildings today are built based on Renaissance architecture. The idea that the most important building is the tallest building is used today as well. Writing: Vernacular writing is still used today. Importance

9. Humanism- intellectual movement of the Renaissance based on the study of humanities Individualism- people express their unique opinions and emotions Petrarch- father of humanism Fresco- painting done on fresh, wet plaster with water based paints Key Terms