Renaissance and Reformation by Zacherey McMorrisWebb

Leonardo da Vinci

zachereymcmorrisw — 2025-10-09 16:51:54 UTC

This is Leonardo da Vinci, he is the man that made the fantastic art called the "Mona Lisa". He was born in raise in Anchiano, Italy and he lived from April 15, 1452 to may 2nd, 1519. He was known for being a renaissance genius man and making great art works like the Mona Lisa,the last supper, and more iconic paintings. He helped the renaissance by merging the realms of artwork,science, and engineering, which he gave knowledge pasted down.

Michelangelo

zachereymcmorrisw — 2025-10-09 16:56:27 UTC

Michelangelo is a famous artist from the renaissance. He was important to the renaissance because of he masterly contributions to art work.

Raphael

zachereymcmorrisw — 2025-10-09 16:59:22 UTC

Raphael is a famous artist from the renaissance, he is important to the renaissance because his art work created ideal beauty, and harmony to those that where renaissance.

William Shakespeare

zachereymcmorrisw — 2025-10-09 17:03:51 UTC

William Shakespeare wasn't really a artist like the other renaissance so that made him different, but he was important to the renaissance because of his way of phrasing English words and creative psychologically leaving a literal and cultural legacy.

Martin Luther

zachereymcmorrisw — 2025-10-09 17:10:32 UTC

Martin Luther initiated the protestant reformation by posting his 95th theses in 1517. he was important to the reformation by challenging the Catholic church's practices.

king Henry VIII

zachereymcmorrisw — 2025-10-09 17:17:45 UTC

King Henry is a famous musician and composer who loved to preform and he even wrote his own music. He was important to the reformation because he broke England away from the Roman catholic church because pope refused the divorce.

John Calvin

zachereymcmorrisw — 2025-10-09 17:23:14 UTC

John Calvin was a wise preacher and he never got tired while working, he often slept and skipped dinner to study at times. He was important to the reformation because he started spreading Calvinism across Europe by training and sending out reformers who founded Presbyterian churches.

Thomas More

zachereymcmorrisw — 2025-10-09 17:27:35 UTC

Thomas More was the founder of the term "utopia" which means "no place" or "ideal place". He was important to the reformation by refusing to support Henry's VIII break with Rome.