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Protestant Reformation
As a response to the negative impact of the __________________, the Church mounted the Counter Reformation as an effort to lure people back and regain its former power and position in the minds of the people.
Baroque Movement
•The _______________ was closely associated with the Counter Reformation and was meant to help restore religious spirit. The _______________ was also characterized by drama, theatricality and strong contrast between light and dark. It was also known for works of art that “captured the moment of highest drama.”
Ecstasy of St Theresa by Bernini
What and by whom
David by Bernini
What and by whom
Chiaroscuro
The use of light and shadow for dramatic effect is called _____________.
Caravaggio
_______________ is often referred to as “The master of light and dark”.
Conversion of St Paul by Caravaggio
What and by whom
Crucifixion of St Peter by Caravaggio
What and by whom
Judith Slaying Holofernes by Caravaggio
What and by whom
Judith Slaying Holofernes by Gentileschi
What and by whom
Elevation of the Cross by Rubens
What and by whom
Self Portrait as a Young Man by Rembrandt
What and by whom
The Artist in his Studio by Rembrandt
What and by whom
The Night Watch by Rembrandt
What and by whom
Genre
In the mid to late 1600’s, there emerged a kind of sub-category within in the Baroque known as Dutch “________” painters. The __________ painters were known for their paintings of everyday, ordinary scenes of Dutch life.
Eve of St Nicholas by Jan Steen
What and by whom
The Art of Painting by Vermeer
What and by whom
The Love Letter by Vermeer
What and by whom
Girl with a Pearl Earring by Vermeer
What and by whom
View of Delft by Vermeer
What and by whom
Surrender at Breda by Velasquez
What and by whom
Las Meninas by Velasquez
What and by whom
Return of the Prodigal Son by Murillo
What and by whom
Paris
By the early to mid-1700’s, the city of ________, had replaced Italy as the focus of the art world.
Self Portrait by Rembrandt
What and by whom
The Swing by Fragonard
What and by whom
Embarkation from Cythera by Watteau
What and by whom
Blue Boy by Gainsborough
What and by whom
The Duchess of Alba By Goya
What and by whom
The Disasters of War by Goya
What and by whom
3rd of May, 1808 by Goya
What and by whom
Spanish Rococo
The 3rd of May, 1808 by Goya is an example of ________________.
Rococo
The ___________ Movement documented the lives of the aristocracy.
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