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1 We Are Just Going To Grab a Bite to Eat We Will Be Right Back

2 Tonight Mannerism Cervantes, Bruegel, Michelangelo Counter-Reformation Baroque Donne Aristocratic Baroque (Pope and Milton) Bourgeois Baroque Barker, Donne, Behn Age of Reason Pope and Milton Voltaire’s Candide (Probably Not)

3 Baroque Counter-Reformation Baroque –Italy/Inquisition/Jesuits Aristocratic Baroque –France & Spain/Imperialism/Leisure Bourgeois Baroque –Netherlands/Everyday Life

4 Counter-Reformation Baroque 1600-1700 Sex, Violence, and Religion Calling People Back To The Fold

5 Features of Counter-Reformation Baroque Style in Art Violent Overlappings & Contortions Theatrical Lighting and Posturing

6 Major Figures in the Counter- Reformation Baroque Bernini Caravaggio Gentileschi

7 Gianlorenzo Bernini 1598-1680 St. Teresa in Ecstacy

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9 John Donne 1562-1626 Batter My Heart Three Person’d God

10 Caravaggio (Michelangelo Merisi) 1573-1610 Conversion of St. Paul David and Goliath The Calling of St. Matthew

11 Conversion of St. Paul

12 David and Goliath

13 The Calling of St. Matthew

14 Creation of Adam

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16 Artemisia Gentileschi 1593-1653

17 Judith Slaying Holofernes

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21 John Donne The Flea

22 Aristocratic Baroque Aspect #1 Power And The People

23 El Greco - 1541-1614 (Domenikos Theotocopoulos)

24 Burial of Count Orgaz

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27 Diego Velázquez 1599-1660 Las Hilanderas (The Weavers) Las Meninas (The Maids of Honor)

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29 Las Hilanderas (The Weavers)

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31 Las Meninas (The Maids of Honor)

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33 The Bourgeois Baroque Emphasis On Work And Leisure

34 Rembrandt van Rijn 1606-1669

35 Rembrandt Dr. Tulp’s Anatomy Lesson The Syndics of the Drapers Guild

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39 Judith Leyster 1610-1660 Self-Portrait

40 The Proposition

41 Aphra Behn - 1640-1689

42 Jan Vermeer 1632-75 (Continuing with the Bourgeois Baroque)

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55 Dirck van Baburen. The Procuress, 1622.

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57 John Donne A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning

58 John Donne

59 Love and Death Weather and Emotion Gold - One Soul Compass - Two Souls

60 Paradise Lost John Milton The English Response to the Counter-Reformation

61 Paradise Lost Justifying the Ways of God to Man Sin and Salvation (Felix Culpa) The Dark Side to God’s Creation Reason

62 Adam and Eve (Durer)

63 Fall of the Rebel Angels (Dore)

64 Plan for Revenge (Dore)

65 Success/Failure (Dore)

66 Out of the Garden (Dore)

67 Alexander Pope 1688-1744 Essay on Man

68 Alexander Pope 1688-1744 Human’s Place In The Universe Great Chain of Being Whatever Is, Is Right

69 Jane Barker - 1652-1732

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71 Aristocratic Baroque Aspect #2 Power And Its Price

72 Nicolas Poussin 1594-1665

73 Rape of the Sabine Women

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75 Peter Paul Rubens 1577-1640

76 Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus

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78 Hi, Boss-- The rest of the slides are for later or if, by a miracle, we have extra time tonight

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