Baroque art Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Medieval correct answers 330-1400 AD Classical correct answers 480-400 BC Orientalizing correct answers 700-600 BC Baroque correct answers AD Fourth Century correct answers 399-323 BC Geometric correct answers 900-700 BC Hellenistic correct answers 323-146 BC Roman correct answers 146-330 AD Renaissance correct answers AD Archaic correct answers 600-480 BC Neoclassical correct answers AD 12. What is "red-figure" pottery? A. The figures are painted in black on...

Test Bank for A World of Art 9e 9th Edition by Henry M. Sayre. Full Chapters test bank are included - Chapter 1 to 27 PART I - THE VISUAL WORLD: UNDERSTANDING THE ART YOU SEE 1. Discovering a World of Art 2. Developing Visual Literacy PART II - THE FORMAL ELEMENTS AND THEIR DESIGN: DESCRIBING THE ART YOU SEE 3. Line 4. Shape and Space 5. Light and Color 6. Texture, Time, and Motion 7. The Principles of Design PART III - THE FINE ARTS MEDIA: LEARNING HOW ART IS MADE 8. Draw...

Baroque Art When - correct answer 17th - 18th C Spain where is the sources for this art - correct answer Renaissance; it becomes even *more classical* and MORE realistic! Classist Trend - correct answer more about *drawing* Realist Trend - correct answer More an obvious interest in representing things in a *theatrical* way dramatic light and shade *INITIATED BY CARAVAGGIO* Caravaggio-- TENEBRISM - correct answer dark painting with *really strong; theater spotlight* ONE ligh...

Baroque ArtWhen - correct answer 17th - 18th C Spain where is the sources for this art - correct answer Renaissance; it becomes even *more classical* and MORE realistic! Classist Trend - correct answer more about *drawing* Realist Trend - correct answer More an obvious interest in representing things in a *theatrical* way dramatic light and shade *INITIATED BY CARAVAGGIO* Caravaggio-- TENEBRISM - correct answer dark painting with *really strong; theater spotlight* ONE light ...

Baroque Art The Loves of the Gods - correct answer Carracci -located in Farnese Palace -hired by Cardinal Farnese -scenes of love from Ovid, Metamorphoses Carracci - correct answer -Brothers, studio on Bologna -Tried to create drama of immeasurable heaven -inspired ceiling frescos -used Di sotto in su -used Quadratura created The Loves of the Gods, Farnese Palace define:Quadro riportato - correct answer wall mural on a curved ceiling *viewer must stand in a particular spot for...

Baroque Art Written Exam 2024. When - correct answer 17th - 18th C Spain where is the sources for this art - correct answer Renaissance; it becomes even *more classical* and MORE realistic! Classist Trend - correct answer more about *drawing* Realist Trend - correct answer More an obvious interest in representing things in a *theatrical* way dramatic light and shade *INITIATED BY CARAVAGGIO* Caravaggio-- TENEBRISM - correct answer dark painting with *really strong; theater spo...

Baroque art - characteristics, artworkWhat are the characteristics of Baroque art? - correct answer - realism - depict true or biblical events - dramatic - naturalistic what was the purpose of Baroque artwork - correct answer propaganda from the Roman Catholic Church, proclaim supremacy of the Catholic faith, and incite Protestants to return to the fold what movement is rooted in Baroque art - correct answer Counter Reformation Name the Baroque artists - correct answer - Caravaggio ...

Baroque ArtThe Loves of the Gods - correct answer Carracci -located in Farnese Palace -hired by Cardinal Farnese -scenes of love from Ovid, Metamorphoses Carracci - correct answer -Brothers, studio on Bologna -Tried to create drama of immeasurable heaven -inspired ceiling frescos -used Di sotto in su -used Quadratura created The Loves of the Gods, Farnese Palace define:Quadro riportato - correct answer wall mural on a curved ceiling *viewer must stand in a particular spot for i...

Renaissance and Baroque Art Filippo Brunelleschi Sacrifice of Isaac competition panel for east doors, baptistery of Florence Cathedral, Florence, Itay Period: Renaissance clear imagery-gothic framing divided into horizontal and vertical axis - correct answer Chiaroscuro - correct answer The dramatic treatment of light and shade in a work of art, especially to give an illusion of depth. Sfumato - correct answer Italian for "smoky", technique used to blend details to look more reali...

Baroque Art When - correct answer 17th - 18th C Spain where is the sources for this art - correct answer Renaissance; it becomes even *more classical* and MORE realistic! Classist Trend - correct answer more about *drawing* Realist Trend - correct answer More an obvious interest in representing things in a *theatrical* way dramatic light and shade *INITIATED BY CARAVAGGIO* Caravaggio-- TENEBRISM - correct answer dark painting with *really strong; theater spotlight* ONE ligh...