Western Civ Final-Art
Poets, Painters, Architechs, Theologians, Sculptures, Terms
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- Van Eyck
- Alterpiece of the Lamb; Renaissance artist; work was extremely realistic, Turban, Dog
- Claus Sluter
- Well of Moses
- Giotto
- Florentine painter and architect who painted frescoes; considered father of Renaissance painting
- Petrarch
- Father of Humanism
- Geoffrey Chaucer
- Canterbury Tales
- Raphael
- Coronation of The Vigin, The School of Athens
- Boccaccio
- Decameron
- Botticelli
- La Primivera
- Ockham's Razor
- The simplest answer is the best one
- Troubadours
- Poets of the late Middle Ages who wrote and song poems and ballads about love and knighthood
- Michelangelo
- Statue of David and Sistine Chapel
- Hieronymous Bosch
- Adoration of the Magi
- Buckhardt
- The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy
- Robert Grosseteste
- Founder of Oxford Franciscan school; responsible for what we know as the scientific method
- Albertus Magnus
- Dominician friar who worked for the peaceful co-existence of religion and science. Considered to be the greatest German philosopher of the Middle Ages. One of the first to apply Aristotle's philosophy to Christian thought; Scientist of Frederick II
- Anslem
- medival Theologian
- Averroes
- Spanish-Arabian- Muslim philosopher; greatest work was a commentary on Aristotle; invented Western THought
- Abelard
- Sic et Non; French philosopher, considered to be the founder of the University of Paris. 15 yo prodigy teacher, married to Heloise.
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Mona Lisa
- Aristotle
- Greek Philopher; Science
- Andreas Capellanus
- The Art of Courtly Love
- Bramanti
- Italian architect and painter; responsible for original center plan for St. Peter's square
- Tracery
- Any graceful design of lines that come together or cross in various ways
- Mannerism
- Reaction against the simplicity, symmetry and idealism of High Renaissance art
- Machiavelli
- The Prince
- Brunelleschi
- First great Italian Renaissance architect
- Saint Thomas Aquintas
- Summa Theologica