Week 5: Chapter 19, Italy & Spain (1600 to 1700) Flashcards

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Conversion of St. Paul

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Carvaggio (Italian), 1601

  • oil on canvas
  • placement of the paintings strategic (light in paintings follow natural lighting)
  • depicts dirt alleys and dark bars instead of heaven and clouds
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David

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Bernini (Italian), 1623

dynamic, theatrical compositions, private commission

-strength of expression in his face, gives a sense of action, exciting from all angles, space, movement

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Judith Slaying Holofernes

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Gentileschi (Italian), 1620

-oil on canvas

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façade of San Carlo alle Quattro

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Borromini (Italian), 1676

  • not a static circle
  • hidden window light enhancing illusion of receding space
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baroque

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barroco in Portuguese: irregularly shaped pearl

  • spectacular effect through theatrically grandiose scale and elaborate ornamentation (extension of mannerism & Michelangelo’s style)
  • captured moments of transformation
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iconoclasm

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destruction of religious imagery

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tenebrism

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use of focused light in deep, dark shadows (more dramatic than chiroscuro)

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Elisabetta Sirani

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taught by father, Bolognese style: elegant, soft, idealized

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