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1 What do you notice about the music?

2 Art in the Era of Absolutism
Baroque Art: 17th Century Art of the Monarchs, late Reformation and Counter Reformation Paintings & sculptures in church contexts should speak to the illiterate rather than the well-informed Religious in Italy, Spain and France More Secular in the North, England Rococo Art: 1730’s-1770’s Most popular in France and Germany Emphasize grace and gentle movement

3 Baroque Art 1600 – 1750. Implies strangeness, irregularity, & extravagance. The more dramatic, the better Strong diagonals and use of light. Colors were brighter than bright; darks were darker than dark. appeal to emotions.

4 The Conversion of St Paul

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6 Boy Bitten by a Lizard Caravaggio 1594

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8 Judith Beheading Holsfernes Caravaggio 1598

9 Ecstasy of St. Teresa Bernini 1647

10 Comparing Renaissance and Baroque- Michelangelo’s David and Bernini’s David
David Michaelangelo David Bernini 1623

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12 Dutch Golden Age people are patrons; visual accuracy; studies of light Still Life’s Claesz Heda Heem Landscape Ruisdael Cuyp Genre and Portrait Hals Rembrandt Maes Vermeer Steen

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14 The Nightwatch (detail) Rembrandt 1642

15 Rembrandt - The Sampling Officials of the Drapers Guild 1662

16 Self Portraits

17 The Milkmaid Vermeer 1658

18 France: Rococo Rococo ornate, shell-like, playful, sinuous; ornate architecture and palaces; monarchy and nobility;

19 Pilgrimage to Cythera Watteau 1717

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