The document discusses key developments in art during the Renaissance period in Europe. It describes how Renaissance artists drew inspiration from classical forms and focused on realistic human representation, perspective, and proportion. Major artists mentioned include Masaccio, Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Pieter Bruegel. Their works illustrated new interest in secular subjects, the human experience, and perfect forms, moving beyond the religious focus of earlier eras.

1. Rebirth of Shape and Form

4. Renaissance architects used classical design such as domes, pillars, and arches

15. This painting illustrates secularized art and the subjects , the Duke and Duchess of Urbino were themselves supporters of the arts

22. Mona Lisa (1503-06)

25. Pieta (1499)

26. Moses (1515)

28. Sistine Ceiling

29. Fall of Man (1509)

30. Creation of Adam (1511)

32. Disputa (1509): Christian Element

33. School of Athens (1510): Classical elements on opposite wall