The Renssiance

What was the Renissance

• The Renaissance was a revival of classical Roman and Greek art, architecture, and literature.

• The Renaissance was a modern art movement
• The Renaissance was a popular video game
• The Renaissance was a type of food

Where did the Renaissance begin?

• Paris, France
• Venice, Italy
• Athens, Greece
• Florence

Why did the Rennisance began in Italy?

• Italy was known for its harsh climate and lack of resources
• due to the presence of independent city-states like Milan, Florence, and Venice, which. were trade centers and patrons of the arts.

• The Italian people were not interested in art or literature
• Italy was isolated from the rest of Europe

What is humanism?

• Humanism is a popular brand of clothing
• Humanism emphasizes the importance of the individual and rational problem-solving.

• Humanism is a form of advanced mathematics
• Humanism is a type of plant species

Who is Francisco Petrarch?

• Petrarch, known as the "Father of Humanism," popularized love stories and poems that focused on the individual.

• Petrarch was a scientist
• Francisco Petrarch was a painter
• Petrarch was a musician

Medieval vs. Renaissance art

• Renaissance art was characterized by bright colors and minimal detail.
• Medieval art focused on religion, while Renaissance art was more realistic and emotional.

• Medieval art focused on abstract forms and religious themes.
• Medieval art was known for its use of linear perspective and naturalistic representation.

Michelangelo

• Michelangelo was a skilled musician.
• Michelangelo was a renowned scientist.
• Michelangelo was a famous French artist.
• Michelangelo created t the biblical hero, David, and painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel with scenes from the Book of Genesis in the Bible

Da Vinci

• Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper, and was knowledgeable in human anatomy and inventions.

• Vincent van Gogh
• Michelangelo da Vinci
• Pablo Picasso

What are Patrons during Rennisance?

• Wealthy individuals or families who financially supported artists, scholars, and other creatives.
• Soldiers in the military
• Doctors in urban centers
• Farmers in rural areas

Who is Shakespeare?

• Jane Austen
• Leo Tolstoy
• Shakespeare wrote 37 plays and 154 sonnets that depicted Renaissance life.

• Christopher Marlowe