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Essential Question: What were the important characteristics of Humanism & Renaissance literature? Warm-Up Question: Find the chart on the back of Friday’s notes “Renaissance Artists” For each image, guess whether it is Medieval or Renaissance art & why

Guess if the following pieces of art (A-J) are: Renaissance or Medieval

A

Medeival B

Giotto-(Measta of Ognissanti) C

Cimebue—(Maesta of St. Trinesta) D

Medieval E

Raphael—Agnolo Doni (1506)--Renaissance F

Botticelli—Renaissance (Madonna of Melagrana)

Lippi—(Madonna with Child and Angels)--Renaissance

madonna litta by leonardo da vinci

The Old Testament Trinity Prefiguring the Incarnation" by Andrei Rublev, c.1410 J

Renaissance (Titian) A

Medieval (tapestry) Medeival B

(Early) Renaissance (Giotto) Giotto-(Measta of Ognissanti) C

(late) Medieval (Cimebue) Cimebue—(Maesta of St. Trinesta) D

(late) Medieval Medieval E

Renaissance (Raphael) Raphael—Agnolo Doni (1506)--Renaissance F

Renaissance (Botticelli) Botticelli—Renaissance (Madonna of Melagrana) G

Renaissance (Lippi) Lippi—(Madonna with Child and Angels)--Renaissance H

Renaissance (da Vinci) madonna litta by leonardo da vinci I

(late) Medieval (Rublev) The Old Testament Trinity Prefiguring the Incarnation" by Andrei Rublev, c.1410 J

Humanism & Renaissance Literature What were the important characteristics of Humanism & Renaissance literature? Working with your partner, examine the background information from the placard presented & answer the questions When finished, bring your answers to the teacher & swap out for a new placard When finished, be prepared for a brief class activity

Closure Assignment Pick one of the Renaissance people we studied today & create a tombstone that commemorates their importance For your person, write their name & a creative sentence that starts “Here lies…” that historians would have written to explain their importance Include an image that best shows their importance