'Baroque style' presentation slideshows

Pathways Into Architectural History: Variants of Classicism

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Every Picture Tells a Thousand Words : Teaching Language and Culture through the Visual Arts

Every Picture Tells a Thousand Words : Teaching Language and Culture through the Visual Arts . By: Amy E. Lingenfelter Senior English Language Fellow 2013-15. D iscuss in pairs the following statements :

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Knowing Me, Knowing You, Europeans All

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Enlightenment Ideas Spread

Enlightenment Ideas Spread. Chapter 18: Section 2 The Age of Reason. General Timeline. Chapter 14: Section 5 – Scientific Revolution (1550-1700) Chapter 18: Sections 1 & 2 – Enlightenment/Age of Reason (1700-1800) Chapter 17: Age of Absolutism (1550-1800). Setting the Scene.

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Baroque Art & Architecture

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Baroque Art & Architecture

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Global Exploration

Global Exploration. The motivation: in 1453, Turks take Constantinople (renamed Istanbul), thus blocking direct routes from Europe to Asia. Europeans seek all-water routes to Asia Vasco da Gama (Portugal) sails east around Africa to India

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Who is he?

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istory of Floral Design

istory of Floral Design. Objectives: To identify the aesthetic benefits of floral design To become familiar with the history of floral design To understand the origin and development of different styles. Significance of Flowers. Used throughout civilization Religious significance

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Handel

Handel . And The Glory of the Lord . Learning Objectives. To know the dates of the Baroque period and to name popular Baroque composers To understand the main features of Baroque music and instruments used To distinguish between Baroque and other types of music .

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AUBERGE DE CASTILLE VALLETTA RESTORATION OF EXTERNAL FACADES

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My hometown

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The Salons

The Salons. Philosophes moved to France. Salons were set up to discuss political and social issues. Marie-Therese Geoffrin organized one of the famous salons in Paris.

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TARTUFFE

TARTUFFE. Era Research. Moliere. Born in Paris, 1622 His really name was Jean Baptiste Poquelin Attended a Jesuit school Earned a degree in law, but left that to join an acting troupe Eventually became a famous actor and playwright Tartuffe is one of his most famous works. Silhouette.

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Mannerism and Baroque

Mannerism and Baroque. By : Alejandro Zuluaga Juan Jose Pelaez Juan David Haddad. Mannerism. Mannerism is a style of art that occurred in Italy and Spain. Mannerism did not fit the renaissance style.

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Watteau

Watteau. By: Daniel Chang, Kaiden Lenners , Carter Karels. Watteau. He was a French painter, who was fond of color. He renewed the Baroque style. Watteau invented genre of fetes galantes . These were depictions of bucolic and idyllic

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Baroque Painting

Baroque was born in Italy, and later adopted in France, Germany, Netherlands, and Spain.

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