Italian Renaissance

What areas of learning did the Renaissance focus on?

• Religion, tithing, Bible reading

• Finance, taxes, budgeting

• Art, philosophy, literature, science, education, architecture

• Social studies, languages, geography

Where did the Renaissance movement begin?

• Italy

• France

• Spain

• Germany

Brunelleschi was the...

• Sculptor of St. George

• Painter of the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper

• Architect of the dome of the Cathedral of Florence

• Writer of Don Quixote

Donatello was the...

• Sculptor of St. George

• Painter of the Birth of Venus

• Architect of the dome of the Cathedral of Florence

• Writer of Don Quixote

Leonardo da Vinci was the...

• Sculptor of the Pieta and David & Painter of the Sistine Chapel ceiling

• Painter of Mona Lisa and The Last Supper

• Architect of the dome of the Cathedral of Florence

• Writer of Don Quixote

Raphael was the...

• Sculptor of the Pieta and David & Painter of the Sistine Chapel ceiling

• Painter of Mona Lisa and The Last Supper

• Architect of the dome of the Cathedral of Florence

• Painter of Madonna and the Grand Duke & The School of Athens

The Medici family was known for being what?

• Famous patrons

• Famous musicians

• Famous painters

• Famous architects

Morals, modesty, and manners were very important during the
Renaissance. Match the advice to the correct book.

• The goal is to, “stay in power.”

• II Galateo

• “It is inelegant to apply your nose

  and smell a plate of meat.”

• The Prince

• “must accompany his actions,

  gestures, and habits with grace"

• The Book of the Courtier

Why was Isabella d’Este called the “First Lady of the Renaissance”?

• She was a patron, started a school for young girls, and collected antiques.

• She was a pope and worked in a monastery

• She was married at age 25 and lived in a castle

• She was the first woman artist

Botticelli was the…

• Sculptor of St. George

• Painter of the Birth of Venus

• Architect of the dome of the Cathedral of Florence

• Painter of Madonna and the Grand Duke & The School of Athens