Western Europe Re-discovers Its Roots

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Western Europe Re-discovers Its Roots The Age of Renaissance Western Europe Re-discovers Its Roots

The Art of Being Human What Are the Humanities? By the end of this slideshow you will know them. Dance Drama Architecture Literature Philosophy Music Art The Renaissance made man the star of the show.

The Artists Who Changed the World Michelangelo Painter Sculptor Leonardo da Vinci Scientist Inventor Raphael

Michelangelo His most famous works of art: The David The Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel The Pieta The Last Judgment

The David One ton of marble Nearly three years to sculpt

The Sistine Chapel

Four Years of Work

The Pieta

The Last Judgment

Leonardo da Vinci A true Renaissance man

Fresco—The Last Supper

Chiaroscuro—The Mona Lisa

Leo the Scientist

Leo the Inventor

Raphael –perspective

Architecture—St. Peter’s Basilica

Michelangelo’s Masterwork

The Duomo—Florence’s Treasure

Literature—Dante Breaks the Mold

Machiavelli and The Prince A prince never lacks legitimate reasons to break his promise. Niccolo Machiavelli