Unit 1 Topic 1.3: The Northern Renaissance

The Northern Renaissance focused more on mythological themes.

The Northern Renaissance was less interested in classical learning.

The Northern Renaissance disregarded religious themes in art.

Art that rejects human figures in favor of abstract forms.

Art that focuses solely on landscapes and nature.

Art that emphasizes the supernatural and divine.

A Dutch philosopher and Christian scholar.

An Italian Renaissance artist.

The founder of Christian humanism.

Mythological and historical events.

Abstract concepts and ideas.

Only religious and biblical scenes.

A movement that aimed to restore the classical pagan religions.

A movement that focused on the study of ancient pagan texts.

A movement that rejected religious ideas in favor of secular learning.

Rembrandt.

Michelangelo.

Thomas More.

To promote the study of science over religion.

To create more secular forms of art.

To challenge the authority of the church.

By rejecting them in favor of Gothic styles.

By copying them without any changes.

By focusing solely on scientific advancements.

A movement towards abstract and non-representational art.

An emphasis on classical mythology in art.

A decline in the production of religious art.

Restoring ancient pagan practices.

Establishing a new religion.

Promoting atheism.

Classical Greek and Roman gods.

Perspective techniques emphasizing depth.

Idealized, non-realistic human figures.

It used human figures to represent abstract concepts.

It idealized human figures to perfection.

It avoided depicting human figures in art.

Scenes from classical mythology.

Abstract patterns and designs.

Landscapes without human presence.

To restore ancient Greek and Roman polytheism.

To promote the arts over religious teachings.

To undermine the church's teachings.

The absence of landscape in the background.

The use of chiaroscuro to create depth.

A focus on the heroic aspects of the human figure.