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Italian Renaissance Chapter 5, Sec 2

I Humanism A. The Humanities B. Petrarch Cicero and Virgil

II. Vernacular Literature A. Dante The Divine Comedy B II. Vernacular Literature A. Dante The Divine Comedy B. Chaucer The Canterbury Tales

III. Education in the Renaissance A. Liberal Studies B. Females

IV. Artistic Renaissance in Italy A. Florence B. Massaccio’s frescoes C. Features of Renaissance Painting

IV. Artistic Renaissance in Italy, continued. D. Sculpture Donatello St. George E. Architecture Brunelleschi Church of San Lorenzo/ Florence

IV. Continued F. The High Renaissance- 1490-1520 The Masters: Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Michelangelo G. The Sistine Chapel/Rome

V. The Northern Artistic Renaissance A V. The Northern Artistic Renaissance A. Low Countries take a different approach B. Flanders i. Jan van Eyck ii. Oil Paint

Art in The Middle Ages Flat, 2-D Flat, 2-D

Renaissance Painting 3-D 3-D

Donatello’s St. George Van Eyck’s Arnolfini Marriage