Renaissance Greats

4. was a fantastic artist and created the sisten chapel.
5. was considered to be the greatest artist who ever lived some of his best work was The School of Athens
7. was a key figure of the English Renaissance he was one of the first playwrights to introduce the new openness and humanism of the movement to the theatre.
9. was a mathematician, astronomer, physician, economist, diplomat and classics scholar
11. was the king of Florence and had the wealthiest bank in Europe at the time.

1. helped many artists connect with other patrons and rarely commissioned work himself.
2. most influential Renaissance scientist was often called the "Father of observational astronomy"
3. the first queen of England.
4. most influential humanists of the French Renaissance made many books about balances of the personal story telling and intellectual knowledge.
6. was a Florentine political philosopher and statesman and in his best-known book he outlined traits that would bolster power and influence in an effective leader.
8. one of the earliest humanists during the early Italian Renaissance, often called the "Father of humanism"
10. created many famous art pieces including the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper.