Renaissance Art

3. an expanded middle class, humanism, and the protestant reformation lead to the
4. a gradual transition between tones creating more realism
7. the use of contrasting light and shadow to create depth
12. a philosophical stance that focuses on the individual and social aspects of human beings
13. the peak of the era from 1450 to 1550
14. the most well-known painting on the Sistene Chapel ceiling
15. this is the culmination of da Vinci's study of human anatomy

1. this painting by Raphael is known for its two cherubs
2. this is often parodied and depicts jesus and the 12 apostles
5. this painting is considered Raphael's master work
6. he invented the automobile and flying maching
8. a style of painting where wet plaster is applied as a primer
9. this invention changed the course of both art and music
10. stolen twice, this is often considered the most famous painting of all time
11. carved from a single piece of marble, this statue displays Michelangelo's mastery of human proportions