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| sculptor. created another "David" |
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| in paintings, put women in higher status |
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| english philosopher, Utopia (book) |
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| wrote "prince", which helped monarchs |
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| spanish novelist; famous in use of irony, literature!! |
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| humanist. religious catholic, but made fun of priests and their luxury |
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| painter. realistic style. "school of Athens" |
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| heliocentric theory. planets. |
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| gravity. heliocentric theory. house arrest from church |
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| mona lisa. last supper. "renaissance man" |
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| german mathmatician and astroloter. planetary motion. |
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| painter! "renaissance man" sculpture of human body |
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| spanish artist. religious. nonvioelnt protest for more money from patron, who eventually gave in. "the scream" |
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| german artist. "praying hands" draws peasant life. |
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| belonged to powerful family. supported arts, seeked well being of subjects. gain money by banking. removed another family from court. ruled france through her sons. |
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| patron of humanists. "The First Modern Woman". an author. |
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| wrote romances. wrote plays. |
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| less influenced by greeks. |
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