Lesson – Humanism and Renaissance Art

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March 6, 2017 by mrcaseyhistory

314px-David_von_MichelangeloQuaestio: How does Renaissance art reflect humanistic ideals?

Classwork:
Art of the Renaissance Questions Renaissance Art Exhibits
Student Generated Humanist Art

Homework Day 1:
The Renaissance in the North

Homework Day 2:
Machiavelli Biography

Category: Unit 7: Renaissance Europe

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