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| Giotto | Created Paintings so life like, a patron actually tried to shoo a fly away from the painting, thinking it was real |
| Perspective | Making distant objects smaller than those in the forefround, and by arranging objects in certain ways, an artist could create the illusion of depth |
| Martin Luther | Wrote 95 theses and attached them to the Wittenber church door in 1517 |
| Humanists | Studied Humanities |
| Humanities | Is the study of history, grammar, rhetoric, poetry, using classical texts |
| Francesco Petrarch | one of the first humanists, and was a famous teacher and scholar |
| Masaccio | used light and shadows to give the effect of depth to objects |
| During the Italian Renaissance | Art flurished |
| Sofonisha Anguissola | was a female artist and was accepted only as a pursuit of "womanly virtue" |
| Niccolo Machiavelli | most known work is The Prince |
