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Baroque Era also known as age
of expansion
Baroque word comes from
BARROCO, used to describe irregularly shaped pearl or the bizarre
naturalism
a style that refers to form, subject matter & content
classicism
a style characterized by order, structure, harmony, balance
high baroque
strong diagonals, dark/light contrasts, drama, energy, movement, swirling compositions
Genre paintings
Pictures of people doing everyday things
Other name for Hals banquet scene
Officers of the Haarlem Militia Company of Saint Adrian
images were not painted for mere decoration; they often carried moral connotations. The vanitas theme was an underlyin moral message in most of these paintings
still lifes
Latin: Remember u will die
Momento More
Still life where cup is knocked over
Still life with Tazza, Claez
Floral “time piece” still life
Vase of Flowers with Pocket Watch, Willem van Aelst
Girl with the Pearl Earring known as
Giaconda (Mona Lisa) of the North
Girl w/ the Pearl Earring pose
risque, slightly parted weet lips
Example of vanitas paintings (Last Judgement painting in background)
Woman with balance
Woman with balance represents
ability to balance the spiritual world with the material world
Painted figures in a very naturalistic manner (2)
Rembrandt/Caravaggio
Parade painting longer title name
The Company of Captain Cocq
Young boy w/ grapes
Sick Bacchus (Caravaggio)
God Bacchus was God of
wine
Criticism in Calling of Saint Mathew
SPIRITUAL BLINDNESS: Men more concerned with money than w/ what’s going on
Upside down on cross painting
Crucifixion of St. Peter by Caravaggio
where is Crucifixion of St. Peter by Caravaggio?
santa maria del popolo
Jesus invites viewer into dinner
Supper @ Emmaus (Caravaggio)
breakdown f the “barrier” that separates the viewer from the figures themselves or the action in which they participate
coextensive space