Figures OF The Renaissance Crossword Puzzle

Figures of the Renaissance

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Being one of the greatest artist of the High Renaissance, _______�s talent was spotted by Lorenzo de Medici when _____ was young. ______ was brought up in the Medici palace and later went on to create some of the most famous works of the Renaissance,

A well-known painter of the Renaissance, _______ was one of a circle of artists and scholars who was sponsored by the Medici in Florence. ______ was fascinated by Neoplatonism, and many of his works are seen as great examples of applied Neoplatonism.

In graphical perspective, _____ is the point in a painting or drawing that is the intersection of a set of parallel lines in a space on to the picture plane. _____ corresponds to the oculus or eye point from which the image should be viewed for corre

Miguel Cervantes spend 5 years as a slave in _____ ______ until his family bought his freedom.

Scholars began to teach the ideas of of _______________ and logical thinking.

Durer was especially skilled at making _________ and woodcuts.

The _____ _____was one of the most significant inventions of the Middle ages. _____ ______ was invented in the mid-15 century during the Renaissance by a German goldsmith named Johannes Gutenberg.

A technique that was used by a variety of artist was ______. ______ is a technique that allows an artist to show objects as they appear at various distances from the viewer. _____ helps add dimensions to objects.

Italy was the gateway to Europe for much of the trade from Asia and ______.

______ is sought to reconcile humanism with Christianity. It is also to blend the teaching of Plato and other ancient philosophers with the teachings of the Church. _______ flourished throughout Italy as the primary philosophy by which artists ratio

Leonardo Da Vinci trained in ________ under master painters and sculptors.

Titians talent took him to the wealthy society of ______.

When Copernicus was 10 his ______ died and a Catholic Bishop became his guardian.

People from all over _____ traveled to Italy to learn as well as trade.

_______ was born in 1564 in the English town of Stratford-on-Avon, he is a major figure in the English Renaissance. He is also often called the world�s greatest playwright and one of its fines poets.

One of the greatest sculptors of the early Renaissance, _____ studied under both Ghiberti and Brunelleschi and went on to create several masterpieces for Cosimo de Medici in Florence. One of _____�s most important pieces is the David, which depicts

Isabella I is best remembered for helping unify _____ and for for sponsoring the Voyages of Christopher Columbus.

The period in European civilization immediately following the Middle Ages was the ________. The ________ conventionally held to have been characterized by a surge of interest in classical learning and values. Also witnessing the discovery and explora

Andreas Vesalius became an outstanding _________ who changed medicine and the study of Anatomy

_________ had far-reaching effects throughout Italy and Europe. This was the philosophical backbone of the Renaissance. The advance of this ended the church dominance of written history. Writers began writing from a non religious point of view.

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