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Chapter 1: The Renaissance and Reformation

Chapter 1: The Renaissance and Reformation. The Renaissance in Italy (Day 3). The Renaissance in Italy. Renaissance art and artists flower Reflecting Humanist thought Portrayed well-known figures of the day Revived many classical forms New artistic techniques Invented perspective

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Chapter 1: The Renaissance and Reformation

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  1. Chapter 1: The Renaissance and Reformation The Renaissance in Italy (Day 3)

  2. The Renaissance in Italy • Renaissance art and artists flower • Reflecting Humanist thought • Portrayed well-known figures of the day • Revived many classical forms • New artistic techniques • Invented perspective • Drew from live models • Architecture: a “social art” • Meant to blend beauty with utility and improvement of society • Adopted columns, arches, and domes favored by Greeks and Romans

  3. The Renaissance in Italy (cont.) • Leonardo da Vinci • Painted the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper • His notebooks are a testament to his genius and creativity • Michelangelo • Multitalented artist • Pietà, David, Sistine Chapel ceiling are among his masterpieces • Raphael • Blended religious and classical styles • Best known for his tender portrayals of the Madonna

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