Chapter 20: Late Medieval and Early Renaissance

3. His Last Supper, like other Flemish art, is re-imagined within contemporary culture.
6. A printing technique utilizing a copper plate incised with lines to hold ink as it presses into moist paper for transfer.
7. The center panel of an altarpiece by Rogier van der Weydon.
9. A large work of art, often a triptych, with inner and outer panels designed to inform the people of Biblical stories and placed at the front of the church.
11. Tumultuous time in Europe when there was a split within the Roman Catholic Church, as two Popes vied for control.
13. A type of scale shift emphasizing station or status, rather than placement in space.
14. Sculptor of the realistically composed Well of Moses.
16. Artist of the carved and gilded huge altarpiece The Death and Assumption of the Virgin.
17. Artist of the engraving Saint Anthony Tormented by Demons.
19. The painter of an Italian commission of the Portinari Altarpiece.
20. Artist of the faithfully rendered landscape work Miraculous Draught of Fish.
21. A detailed page from a Book of Hours of the peasants working contentedly in the fields of the Duke.

1. Painter of the Melun Diptych.
2. A detailed page from a Book of Hours of the duke of Berry hosting a New Year's celebration for his citizens.
4. Illustrious Netherlandish painter who made the large Ghent Altarpiece.
5. The term that means 'rebirth' and revitalized Greek and Roman ideas about art.
8. Painter of the Virgin with Saints and Angels depicting the mystic marriage between Saint Catherine and Jesus.
10. Painter of A Goldsmith in His Shop, possibly a vocational panel for the local guild.
12. Artist of the Retable de Champmol altarpiece.
15. Artist of the hand-colored relief print of Radeburga, a generic cityscape used often in the new field of printmaking.
18. Creator of the Merode Altarpiece, which re-imagined the Annunciation in a contemporary setting.