RENAISSANCE

2. New technique of painting which created the illusion of depth on a flat canvas.
4. Italian Renaissance painter who studied deeply the human anatomy.
6. Method of critical thought which is related with Christian doctrine.
9. Intellectual movement which was the basis of the Renaissance.
10. A book published by Thomas More in which he criticized the society of his day by describing an ideal society.

1. Literary and artistic movement that began in Italy around 1350, centered on a revival of the classical learning of Greece an Rome.
3. One important characteristic of Rennaissance way of thinking.
5. An artistic representation of a person, which shows the Renaissance interest in the individual.
7. The most important institution during the Middle Ages, which was strongly criticized during Modern times.
8. Italian Renaissance writer who wrote The Prince.