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| Philosophy of emphasizing the worth of the individuals rational abilities of humankind and the human potential for good |
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| An asymmetrical placement of limbs around a central axis |
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| Powerful banker family that was very important as art patrons |
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| One-Point Linear Perspective |
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| Invented by Brunelleschi, used to create rendering of ancient buildings in Rome |
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| "Trick of the eye" designed to make the viewer believe it is a 3 dimensional object |
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| When Archangel Gabriel tells Mary she's giving birth to Jesus |
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| Everyday objects which have a higher meaning in art |
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| A person that commissioned the art work and is also in the art piece itself |
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| Hand written book with illustrations |
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| The illusion of depth by dulling colors and lessening detail. Also could work towards a neutral blue hue going further back. |
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| Painting that looks like stone or statuary |
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| Developed the print making process |
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| First printmaking style. Protruding wood makes the print. |
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| Ingrained into a metal plate for printmaking |
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| Precursor to the Renaissance |
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| Rebirth and returning to the classics |
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| Process of Layers - Rough layer of plaster, rough draft of drawing, final smooth plaster layer Buon, then Secco |
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| Working while the plaster is wet for the main painting pigments |
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| Working while the plast3er is dry; details |
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