Artists did not thinkthey could reach theperfection ofMichelangelo and theother Renaissanceartists, but theythought that harmonywasn’t the only way tobeauty.Linear perspectivedeveloped creatinga sense of depthusing a horizon line,vanishing point andorthogonals.Firstdevelopmentof oil paints.Technical andaestheticmastery ofperspectiveand anatomyTriptychpaintings:Three panelsthat formone piece.TwistingandcontortingBirth ofthe ideaof “artisticgenius”Involves amoral aboutvirtuous livingfocused onreligiousreform.Thin,angulardepictionsof peopleMain artistswere Leonardoda Vinci, Michelangelo, RaphaelValues innature becomelighter as youmove back inspace due tomoisture in air.Stabilityandbalance incompositionDistortions inperspectiveandproportionClassical art(Greek &Roman) wasreborn into aChristiancontext.Unnaturalcolors andlighting Fine shading thatcreates a softtransition betweencolors and toneswithout linesstarted by daVinci.Mastery ofperspective& anatomyNaturalisticyetidealisticArt wasproduced inthe serviceof the state.Beyondcontrapposto,a spiralingmovement ofthe body.Artists did not thinkthey could reach theperfection ofMichelangelo and theother Renaissanceartists, but theythought that harmonywasn’t the only way tobeauty.Linear perspectivedeveloped creatinga sense of depthusing a horizon line,vanishing point andorthogonals.Firstdevelopmentof oil paints.Technical andaestheticmastery ofperspectiveand anatomyTriptychpaintings:Three panelsthat formone piece.TwistingandcontortingBirth ofthe ideaof “artisticgenius”Involves amoral aboutvirtuous livingfocused onreligiousreform.Thin,angulardepictionsof peopleMain artistswere Leonardoda Vinci, Michelangelo, RaphaelValues innature becomelighter as youmove back inspace due tomoisture in air.Stabilityandbalance incompositionDistortions inperspectiveandproportionClassical art(Greek &Roman) wasreborn into aChristiancontext.Unnaturalcolors andlighting Fine shading thatcreates a softtransition betweencolors and toneswithout linesstarted by daVinci.Mastery ofperspective& anatomyNaturalisticyetidealisticArt wasproduced inthe serviceof the state.Beyondcontrapposto,a spiralingmovement ofthe body.

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Artists did not think they could reach the perfection of Michelangelo and the other Renaissance artists, but they thought that harmony wasn’t the only way to beauty.
  2. Linear perspective developed creating a sense of depth using a horizon line, vanishing point and orthogonals.
  3. First development of oil paints.
  4. Technical and aesthetic mastery of perspective and anatomy
  5. Triptych paintings: Three panels that form one piece.
  6. Twisting and contorting
  7. Birth of the idea of “artistic genius”
  8. Involves a moral about virtuous living focused on religious reform.
  9. Thin, angular depictions of people
  10. Main artists were Leonardo da Vinci,  Michelangelo,  Raphael
  11. Values in nature become lighter as you move back in space due to moisture in air.
  12. Stability and balance in composition
  13. Distortions in perspective and proportion
  14. Classical art (Greek & Roman) was reborn into a Christian context.
  15. Unnatural colors and lighting
  16. Fine shading that creates a soft transition between colors and tones without lines started by da Vinci.
  17. Mastery of perspective & anatomy
  18. Naturalistic yet idealistic
  19. Art was produced in the service of the state.
  20. Beyond contrapposto, a spiraling movement of the body.