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 Artist? Art? Year? Style? |
Artist: Bernini
Sculpture: David Year: 1623 Style: Italian Exuberant Baroque |
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Artist: Bernini
Sculpture: Saint Teresa of Avila in Ecstasy Year: 1645-52 Style: Italian Exuberant Baroque |
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Artist: Borromini
Architecture: San Carlo Alle Quattro Fontane Year: 1665-67 Style: Italian Exuberant Baroque |
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Artist: Zurburan
Painting: Saint Serapion Year: 1628 Style: Spanish Baroque |
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Artist: Velazquez
Painting: Las Meninas Year: 1656 Style: Spanish Baroque |
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Artist: Rubens
Painting: The Raising of the Cross Year: 1610-11 Style: Spanish Netherlands Baroque |
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Artist: Rembrandt
Painting: Captain Frans Banning Cocq Mustering his Company Year: 1642 Style: Dutch Baroque |
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Palais de Versailles
Year: 1668-85 Style: French Baroque |
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Artist: Poussin
Painting: Landscape with Saint John on Patmos Year: 1640 Style: French Baroque |
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Artist: Wren
Architecture: Saint Paul's Cathedral Year: 1675-1710 Style: English Baroque |
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Artist? Art? Year? Style?
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Artist: Caravaggio
Painting: The Calling of Saint Matthew Year: 1599-1600 Style: Italian Exuberant Baroque |
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What is The Council of Trent?
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1563-Council formed to alter/adjust doctrine. Created a plan to strengthen the Catholic Church addressing the role of art.
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What did the Council of Trent say? (three things)
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1. Art must have a purpose.
2. Art must reinforce Church doctrine 3. Art must inspire piety. (These principles make up the Exuberant Baroque Style) |
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What were the key characteristics of Exuberant Baroque? (four things)
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1. Dynamic use of light.
2. Dynamic use of line and shape. 3. Heightened sense of drama. 4. Redefined distinctions between media. |
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What are some characteristics of Exuberant Baroque Sculpture?
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Movement, extreme three dimensionality.
No ore calm repose. Theatricality-pose or narrative or both Realistic and detailed. |
