Humanism Revival of antiquity (Greco-Roman)

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Humanism Revival of antiquity (Greco-Roman) Most prominent in philosophy, art, architecture, and literature Strong belief in individualism and the potential of humans

Favored Cicero, Livy, Virgil, and Plato Liberal arts education (Grammar, rhetoric, poetry, history, philosophy) Tended to be lay dominated, but humanists by-and-large remained deeply Christian

Secularism “How beautiful is youth How fast it flies away Youths and maids-enjoy today Of tomorrow, nothing is certain” Lorenzo de’ Medici

Secularism: A focus on the here and now Fit nicely with Humanism DID NOT mean ‘atheism’ DID mean ‘worldly’ (but God still reigned supreme)

Botticelli: The Birth of Venus

Botticelli: Primavera

Leonardo da Vinci: The Last Supper

Leonardo da Vinci: Mona Lisa

Michelangelo: Pieta

Michelangelo: The Creation

Titian: Venus of Urbino

Titian: The Three Ages of Man

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