What you need to know Examine the Reformation between the Protestants and the Catholics Define and contrast artists from the art of previous phase in the Renaissance Examine the difference between the artists of the Late Renaissance and the artists of the High Renaissance Terms Mannerism A form of art that demonstrates virtuosity variety and complexity Additional Information Discussion Questions The Protestant Reformation Who started the Protestant Reformation in 1517 The Protestant Reformation was started by Martin LUther in 1517 For what reasons did Martin Luther create the Reformation Martin Luther created the reformation because he questioned the power and authority of the papal church He wanted people the have the rights to read the bible and be closer to God rather than the heads of churches reading Scripture What did the church do in response to the Protestant Reformation In response to the Protestant Reformation the church increased the commission and control of Catholic art Although Rome remained Catholic where did the Protestant Reformation take place The Protestant Reformation took place in northern Europe Mannerism What is the difference between the artists of the Late Renaissance and the High Renaissance The artists of the High Renaissance strove to create virtuous and complex paintings that displayed variety rather than the balanced geometric and classical paintings of the High Renaissance During the Late Renaissance countries were at war with each other at the same time powerful families were rising to power Because there was no dominant art style during the Late Renaissance what new art form was developed Because there was no dominant art style during the Late Renaissance a new artform called Mannerism was developed Define the characteristics of Mannerism Mannerist paintings display variety complexity and virtuosity What two painters from the High Renaissance lived until this time Michelangelo and Titian were two painters from the HIgh Renaissance that lied until this time
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