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Italian word meaning 300; refers to 14th century (1300s)

School of Athens Raphael location: Vatican, opposite disputa

Moses Michelangelo For the unfinished Tomb of Pope Julius II

Originally designed by Bramante, then Sangallo, Michelangelo, and Maderna. Piazza by Bernini

Sistine Chapel (Ceiling) Michelangelo Composed of: 4 corner triangles (Heroic Old Testament acts) 8 border triangles (biblical ancestors of Christ) intermediate figures (prophets and pagan sybils) 9 central panels (events of Genesis)

Author Decameron Plague setting, 10 youths flee Florence and tell each other 10 stories a day for 10 days

Author died fittingly in 1400 Canterbury Tales: 30 travellers recount two stories each; never finished. All we have are 23 stories

A painting technique that employs extreme contrasts between light and darkness

Wall painting on moist plaster; a preferred medium of Florence

A medium allowing for rich layers of color; a favorite in Venice

Judith and Holofernes Artemisia Gentileschi depicts an Old Testament scene, borrows from Caravaggian use of light/dark. Her most famous painting

Early Renaissance sculptor. Notable works include David (with Tuscan shepherd's hat), a wooden carving of an aged Mary Magdalene, and St. George (complete with shield)

Baroque sculptor and architect Notable works: Piazza at St. Peter's Basilica David (in action, biting lip and wearing an intense expression) St. Theresa in Ecstasy

Baroque painter Used obvious Reformist religious motifs with an intimate, human feel Notable works: The Night Watch: a general consults with his second Jacob Blessing the Sons of Joseph

Florentine Renaissance painter Taken in by Medici family Notable works: Adoration of the Magi La Primavera The Birth of Venus