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1 Renaissance Art

2 “New” Techniques Perspective Realism

3 Common Themes Religion Prominent citizens Individualism
Roman & Greek empires

4 4 Main Artists Read pages 474 – 475. For each of the following artists explain the type(s) he created and what he is best known for: Donatello Leonardo Michaelangelo Raphael

5 Writers Vernacular Humanism Politics Values Novels, stories

6 Northern Renaissance Italian ideas mix with northern ideals
Realism Spread by merchants, warfare, and artists

7 Spread to England “Elizabethan Age” Shakespeare
Mastery of English language Deep understanding of humans

8 Impact of the printing press
Read page 484 What were the effects of the printing press?

9 Exit Ticket For each of the following pieces of art explain which Renaissance ideas are present.

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