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Baroque Art

1600-1750 A.D.

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Baroque Art- WHY…

• If it isn’t “broke” why fix it?• The High Renaissance artists were so

exceptional that artists after them created art very different– the Mannerist style.

• Mannerism distorted art …the Baroque artists returned to the beauty of natural proportions but with a new twist..

• New… more movement and emotion. DC

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LIGHTACTIONDRAMATriumph of the Barberiniby Pietro da Cortona1633-39 ADceiling frescoPalazzo Barberini, Rome

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Baroque

• Rome center for Baroque art• Catholic church financed magnificent

cathedrals & grand works to• * display faith’s triumph after the Counter

Reformation• * attract new worshipers – by

overwhelming them with theatrical “must see” architecture

• (Then spread to France)

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Italian Baroque artists

• Painter- Caravaggio• Sculptor- Bernini• Architect- Bernini

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Caravaggio

• Decent from the Cross (multiple light sources)

• Conversion of Saint Paul (thrown from horse)

• Radical style of sharp light and dark contrasts

• Chiaroscuro- (light to dark, shading)• Tenebrism- “ in a dark manner” ( followers

called “I tenebrosi or the Caravaggisti)

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Bernini

• Sculptor- David in moment of action• Sculptor- “The Ecstacy of Saint Teresa”• Architect- Cornaro Chapel, (St. T above

alter)• Architect- bronze alter inside “Baldachin”

in St Peter’s Cathedral; outside Piazza-embracing arms, welcoming pilgrams.

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