Factors and Impact of the Renaissance Movement

Renaissance

Cultural revival in Europe, starting in Italy.

Classical Learning

Study of ancient Greek and Roman texts.

Humanism

Philosophy emphasizing human potential and achievements.

Patronage

Support from wealthy individuals for artists and scholars.

Black Death

Plague that increased focus on life and learning.

Leonardo da Vinci

Famous artist known for the Mona Lisa.

Michelangelo

Renowned for the Sistine Chapel ceiling and David.

Raphael

Artist known for The School of Athens.

Printing Revolution

Mass production of books, enhancing knowledge spread.

Literacy Growth

Increase in reading and writing skills during Renaissance.

Trade and Diplomacy

Methods for spreading Renaissance ideas to Northern Europe.

Northern Renaissance

Cultural movement in Northern Europe influenced by Italy.

Realism

Artistic focus on lifelike representation in Northern Renaissance.

Protestant Reformation

Religious movement impacting Northern Renaissance characteristics.

New Artistic Techniques

Innovations in art developed during the Renaissance.

Classical Texts

Ancient writings that influenced Renaissance education.

New Schools

Institutions established to promote humanist education.

Cultural Movement

A significant shift in art, philosophy, and society.

Sistine Chapel

Michelangelo's famous ceiling artwork in Vatican City.

The Last Supper

Da Vinci's iconic mural depicting Jesus' final meal.

Parnassus

Raphael's painting representing poetry and the arts.