Chapter 17 Review Sheet Flashcards
(37 cards)
Humanism
Intellectual movement; human potential / achievements
Secular
worldly rather than spiritual; the here and now
Perspective
artistic techniques; 3D on a flat surface
Patrons
persons who support artists (financially)
Vernacular
everyday language of people in a region / country
Indulgences
pardon / release from sin
Reformation
movement for religious reform
Lutherns
Martin Luther and his followers
Annulm
set aside
Anglican
Church of England = return to protestantism (Elizabeth I)
Predestination
belief that God has known since the beginning of time who will be saved
Theocracy
government controlled by religious leaders
Calvinism
religion based o Calvin’s teachings; men /women winful by nature
Presbyterian
followers of Knox; governed by elders
Anabaptist
church / state separated; refused to fight in wars, rebaptized
Jesuits
Society of Jesus; followed 3 activities; Schools were non-Christian = Catholicism stop the spread of Protestantism
Catholic Reformatioin
help Catholics remain loyal
Petrarch
humanist, poet (sonnets) ideal : Laura
Castiglione
wrote “The Courtier” which taught you how to be a renaissance man
Da Vinci
painter, sculptor, inventor, scientist (renaissance man) Mona Lisa, The Last Supper
Michelangelo
Sistine chapel, David
Raphael
used perspective; favorite subject, Madonna and Child
Dante
wrote in Italian, self expression, medieval writer
Donatello
sculptor, carved natural postures / expressions, personalties