Renaissance Vocabulary

Humanism

• Activities, attitudes, and other things that have no spiritual or religious basis

• The belief that human needs and values are more important than religious beliefs

• The language or dialect spoken by the common/ordinary people in a particular country or region

• The art of drawing solid objects on a 2Dimensional surface

Secular

• Activities, attitudes, and other things that have no spiritual or religious basis

• The belief that human needs and values are more important than religious beliefs

• The language or dialect spoken by the common/ordinary people in a particular country or region

• The art of drawing solid objects on a 2Dimensional surface

Vernacular

• A famous painting of a woman with a mysterious smile

• The belief that human needs and values are more important than religious beliefs

• The language or dialect spoken by the common/ordinary people in a particular country or region

• The art of drawing solid objects on a 2Dimensional surface

Mona Lisa

• A famous painting, by Leonardo Da Vinci, of a woman with a mysterious smile

• A book written by Machiavelli that stated that

  a leader is there to make the difficult decision,

  not to be loved or liked, but instead to be

  feared and respected

• The chapel of the pope in the Vatican at Rome.

  Is famous for its fresco paintings

• The art of drawing solid objects on a twodimensional

  surface so as to give the right

  impression of their height, width, depth, and

  position in relation to each other when viewed

  from a particular point

The Prince

• A person who give financial or other support

  to a person, organization, cause, or activity

• A book written by Machiavelli that stated that

  a leader is there to make the difficult decision,

  not to be loved or liked, but instead to be

  feared and respected

• The chapel of the pope in the Vatican at Rome.

  Is famous for its fresco paintings

• The art of drawing solid objects on a two dimensional

  surface so as to give the right

  impression of their height, width, depth, and

  position in relation to each other when viewed

  from a particular point

Sistine Chapel

• A person who give financial or other support

  to a person, organization, cause, or activity

• A book written by Machiavelli that stated that

  a leader is there to make the difficult decision,

  not to be loved or liked, but instead to be

  feared and respected

• The chapel of the pope in the Vatican at Rome.

  Is famous for its fresco paintings

• The art of drawing solid objects on a two dimensional

  surface so as to give the right

  impression of their height, width, depth, and

  position in relation to each other when viewed

  from a particular point

Perspective

• A person who give financial or other support

  to a person, organization, cause, or activity

• A book written by Machiavelli that stated that

  a leader is there to make the difficult decision,

  not to be loved or liked, but instead to be

  feared and respected

• The chapel of the pope in the Vatican at Rome.

  Is famous for its fresco paintings

• The art of drawing solid objects on a two dimensional

  surface so as to give the right

  impression of their height, width, depth, and

  position in relation to each other when viewed

  from a particular point

Patron

• A person who give financial or other support

  to a person, organization, cause, or activity

• A book written by Machiavelli that stated that

  a leader is there to make the difficult decision,

  not to be loved or liked, but instead to be

  feared and respected

• The chapel of the pope in the Vatican at Rome.

  Is famous for its fresco paintings

• The art of drawing solid objects on a two dimensional

  surface so as to give the right

  impression of their height, width, depth, and

  position in relation to each other when viewed

  from a particular point