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The Baroque Period 1580-1700

Using Raphael’s “School of Athens” (below) from the Renaissance, find three specific Ancient Greek influences. The Baroque Period 1580-1700. Rembrandt Caravaggio. The Purpose of Baroque Artworks . Rejects the limits of previous styles.

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The Baroque Period 1580-1700

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  1. Using Raphael’s “School of Athens” (below) from the Renaissance, find three specific Ancient Greek influences.

  2. The Baroque Period1580-1700 Rembrandt Caravaggio

  3. The Purpose of Baroque Artworks • Rejects the limits of previous styles. • Most artists help to restore the power of the monarchy and church. • Biblical subject matter reins supreme.

  4. Defining Characteristics • ***Chiaroscuro-a bold contrast of light and dark*** • The development of oil paints allowed for stronger color and contrast. • Tension • Energy • Dramatic visuals • Excessive

  5. Rembrandt “The Night Watch”

  6. Rembrandt “The Raising of Lazarus”

  7. Rembrandt “Self-Portrait”

  8. Rembrandt—Dutch Baroque Artist • During his lifetime Rembrandt executed more than 100 self-portraits. • Also a master of chiaroscuro. Used the strong contrast to create realistic depictions of subjects. • Focused his work around commissions (works that are order by a supporter of the arts)

  9. Caravaggio, “The Crucifixion of St. Peter”

  10. Caravaggio, “The Calling of St. Matthew”

  11. Caravaggio, “The Conversion of St. Paul”

  12. Caravaggio—Italian Baroque Artist • He often chose subjects that are susceptible to a dramatic or violent interpretation. • He selectively illuminated forms out of deep shadow. • Scorning the traditional idealized interpretation of religious subjects, he took his models from the streets and painted them realistically.

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