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| Italian Poet; wrote "Divine Comedy" |
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| giovanni boccacio and Francesco Petrarch |
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| Two friends; Founders of Humanism; Translated works from Greek to Latin |
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| Wrote "Courtier"; Defines how to act |
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| Wrote "The Prince"; "Rulers actions can be justified by the means". |
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| Styles and Techniques of Renaissance |
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| More realistic; perspectives; shading; oil-based paints |
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Introduced Famous styles to Rome
Designed St. Peter's Basilica |
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Catholic priest and humanist
Translated New Testaments using humanist techniques. |
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| Born in Venice; Women's Rights; Respected poet |
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| Greatest artists Northern Europe; Used water colors; Landscape |
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| Flemish painter; Invented oil painting on canvas |
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