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Renaissance Documentary What influence did the people, events, and places of the Renaissance have on the modern world? During the Renaissance, some of history's greatest philosophers, authors, politicians, scientists, and painters flourished. The Renaissance resulted in a new era of cultural exploration. It includes individuals who were not members of the privileged classes, and it steered society toward more humane realistic ideas. the Renaissance’s influence on Architecture The Doric columns are still utilized today to assist support buildings and structures. This exemplifies humanism since the establishment of these columns benefits and simplifies life for today's society. The Renaissance’s influence on literature William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar is an illustration of how the Renaissance has been transported into the modern world. Shakespeare was able to make the characters come to life and reveal their actual emotions. This exemplifies humanism since he was able to articulate his beliefs and thoughts apart from religion in a clear manner. the Renaissance’s influence on Art Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa is an illustration of how art began to evolve. The qualities of this picture appear more realistic and lifelike than in previous works of art. Da Vinci aided in the discovery of the human body and anatomy. Humanism is portrayed since he was able to paint someone who was not associated with any religious movement. Conclusion Overall, the Renaissance had an influence on our world since it pioneered new techniques for a variety of purposes. These approaches are still in use now and will be for many years to come.