Match the following.
1. the center of the renaissance
2. written backwards
3.da vinci’s apprenticed for this person
4. innovative high renaissance architect
5. the quintessential universal man
6. city where da vinci painted the last supper

answers:
donato bramante
milan
codex leiceister
andrea del verrocchip
florence
leonardo de vinci

1. The center of the Renaissance in Florence

2. Written backward is Codex Leicester

3. da Vinci’s apprenticed for this person: Andrea del Verrocchio

4. Innovative High renaissance Donato Bramante

5. The quintessential Universal man is Leonardo da Vinci

6. City, where da Vinci painted the last supper, is Milan

Explanation:

1. The center of the Renaissance is Florence: The Renaissance was a period between the 14th and 17th centuries that spread from Italy to most of Europe. There is a reason this period carries such a name.  Florence was the city that  bloomed the most in terms of knowledge of science, literature, and art during the renaissance period.

2. Written backward is Codex Leicester: The Codex Leicester, collected between 1506 and 1513, is a  collection of scientific writings by Leonardo da Vinci. The Codex was named after the 1719 man who bought it-Thomas Coke, who later became the first Earl of Leicester.

3. da Vinci’s apprenticed for this person: Andrea del Verrocchio: Andrea del Verrocchio was a a painter, sculptor and goldsmith who teaches in an important Florentine shop. He is primarily remembered as a sculptor but in his workshop, he has trained many important future painters, including Leonardo da Vinci.

4. Innovative High renaissance Donato Bramante

5. The quintessential Universal man is Leonardo da Vinci: Leonardo da Vinci was one of the quintessential Universal men during the renaissance period. He is well known for his contribution to science, music mathematics, anatomy, architecture sculpture, so on.

6. City, where da Vinci painted the last supper, is Milan: The Last Supper was a mural painting or drawing that was drawn by Leonardo da Vinci during 1500 on the wall at the monastery in Milan.