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Weekly Forum: High Renaissance

Each week, we're going to use this space to continue our discussions about the weekly topics. This  means that we share things pertaining to subjects or topics that are related to this week but might not have come up during our face-to-face discussion. 

· What do you want to add to this week's discussion?

· Which "game changer" you felt was significant and why?

· Do you have articles, videos, or information that would be pertinent to your fellow students (about one this week's game-changers)?

High Renaissance

by  Ali Hajri  - Monday, April 27, 2020, 4:39 AM

 

High Renaissance  is a period of time where art took form. Many people viewed this as a game changer in the Renaissance period. Many of famous painter that we see today Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo. 

High Renaissance

by Lexy Smith - Thursday, April 30, 2020, 10:00 PM

 

One of the game changers that I thought was impactful was Leonardo da Vinci. He was coined the "Renaissance man" and for a good reason. He was a jack of all trades which included "a scientist, artist, a skilled mathematician, a composer, and an inventor" (Fiero, 2016, p. 201). In modern-day terms, people wit this jack of all trades mentality can do a multitude of things without regard for a specific set of knowledge. A few examples would be celebrities like Angelina Jolie and Jamie Lee Curtis who have many accolades besides just being actresses