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Birthplace: Florence, Italy Great Art of the Renaissance Birthplace: Florence, Italy

Terms and Techniques Idealism: something idealized; an ideal representation (dream-like).

Terms and Techniques Realism: making things look lifelike

Terms and Techniques Contrapposto: Having the body twisted while the head and/or shoulders face a different direction than the hips/legs

Chiaroscuro: using light and shading

Perspective: showing depth through three-dimensionality

Michelangelo's David Example of Contrapposto 17 feet tall!

Example of Contrapposto and Realism La Pieta Example of Contrapposto and Realism St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, Italy