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- Humanism: Focus on things of this world, a departure frommedieval thought and designed to work in conjunction with anurban-based society.- Artists such as Donatello and Michelangelo studied muscle structure, andtheir work accurately reflects the natural form.- Architecture mimicked the simple and elegant structures designed byGreco-Roman builders, with the addition of the dome.- Humanist scholars concentrated on morals, literature, and history based on a deep commitment to Christianity.- This was "Rebirth" of Greco-Roman culture (arts and intellectual pursuits)that lasted from 1300s to 1500s. Reflected the spirit of individualism andencouraged a split from religious-based thinking and a focus on things of this world (secularism).
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