- Michelangelo and Da Vinci illustrated the artistic geniuses of the age.

- Ancient Knowledge Brought Innovation

- Art and architecture were funded with the wealth of new elites.

- Perspective is rediscovered and revolutionizes the visual arts.

- Democratic Knowledge and Idea Printing

- The Renaissance was a cultural resurrection that shaped the modern ages.

Key Informations:

- Architectural Perfection: The architecture of St. Peter's Basilica would be an advancement in architectural engineering as well as ambition through previous antiquity-designed beliefs to modern thought development based on certain understandings that have elevated the human way to live before and now living after death!

- Renaissance Men: Michelangelo et al embody not just significant figures but the “Renaissance man,” melding art with science, stretching what was thought artistically possible and literally defining human limits.

- Transfer of Knowledge: As scholars from Constantinople began to settle in Europe, classical knowledge was reintroduced and innovation spread across a number of fields.

- Patronage Dynamics: The Medici and other wealthy patrons fueled the arts, elevating artists to celebrity status well before there was any such thing as a modern art patron.

- Art and Perspective: One of the results from rediscovering perspective was to help artists render a picture in such way that it will look like reality itself changing how art is made, helping new forms of expressions requiring different issues for viewing.

- Printing Press: The printing press reduce the cost of publishing material and let much broader chucks of population to get ideas spreading as well create substantial social changes such for example Reformation.

- The Period of (Asaduta and Adhyatmik)Reformation, Enlightenment & Cultural Renaissance: This phase was hallmark in changing the mindsets from destiny based to efficacy/creativity based mindset which forms roots for Modern Western thought.

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