Baroque Art 1600-1750 A.D.. Baroque Art- WHY… If it isn’t “broke” why fix it? The High Renaissance artists were so exceptional that artists after them.

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Baroque Art A.D.

Baroque Art- WHY… If it isn’t “broke” why fix it? The High Renaissance artists were so exceptional that artists after them created art very different– the Mannerist style. Mannerism distorted art …the Baroque artists returned to the beauty of natural proportions but with a new twist.. New… more movement and emotion. DC

LIGHT ACTION DRAMA Triumph of the Barberini by Pietro da Cortona AD ceiling fresco Palazzo Barberini, Rome

Baroque Rome center for Baroque art Catholic church financed magnificent cathedrals & grand works to * display faith’s triumph after the Counter Reformation * attract new worshipers – by overwhelming them with theatrical “must see” architecture (Then spread to France)

Italian Baroque artists Painter- Caravaggio Sculptor- Bernini Architect- Bernini

Caravaggio Decent from the Cross (multiple light sources) Conversion of Saint Paul (thrown from horse) Radical style of sharp light and dark contrasts Chiaroscuro- (light to dark, shading) Tenebrism- “ in a dark manner” ( followers called “I tenebrosi or the Caravaggisti)

Bernini Sculptor- David in moment of action Sculptor- “The Ecstacy of Saint Teresa” Architect- Cornaro Chapel, (St. T above alter) Architect- bronze alter inside “Baldachin” in St Peter’s Cathedral; outside Piazza- embracing arms, welcoming pilgrams.