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The Baroque style helped change the role of the viewers. Italian Renaissance kept viewers at a distance from the work but played with varying perspectives making them "reflect intellectually on what they were seeing" (714). Bernini helped develop the new Baroque style by allowing the viewer to see the sculpture from all sides. The new "three-dimensional perspective" helps give David more lifelike qualities by allowing the viewer to see the "lean, sinewy body, tightly clenched mouth, and straining

area that interested me the most was the Baroque style. Specifically, the painting called “The Sacrifice of Isaac” by Peter Paul Rubens which stands around 55 ½ x 43 ½ inches (Zarling, 2014). It is an oil painting on wood panel was made in 1612-1613 Baroque period (“Peter Paul”, n.d.). Since the Counter-Reformation, the style of paintings has become more realistic and dramatic with light, color and space. The Sacrifice of Isaac painting fits the baroque style because of the drama represented. Therefore

article 2 Seated on the wooden chair in the scriptorium, on an island off the coast of northumberland in England, a medieval monk picks up a quill pen, fashioned from a goose feather and dips it into a rich, black ink made from soot. He stares hard at words from a manuscript made in Italy. The book is his exemplar (a person or thing serving as an excellent example or model), the codex ( a bound book, made from sheets of paper or parchment) from which he is to copy the Gospels of

The contrasts and differences between a 17th century Dutch golden age painting about the virtues of hospitality, and a 16th century Renaissance painting whose whole structure seems to create a virtue of vanity are numerous. Rembrandt, the Dutch master behind the painting “Philemon and Baucis” was known for his use of compassion in the choice of subject matter and portrayal of who he considered the truly virtuous among us. Titian, the Renaissance painter behind “Venus with a Mirror”, was widely

The piece that stood out to me the most from the readings was Peter Paul Rubens’ The Raising of the Cross. I believe the piece is a culmination of influences from his predecessors and contemporaries and religious works of the Baroque period. I also see this work in particular as a very obvious embodiment of emotional realist art, though with its own original and unique interpretation of the art style. It is apparent that the Carracci brothers’ Ceiling of Gallery inspired Rubens’ work. From

has been broken up into different time periods, each unique due to the influences of the time. The Baroque period began in the 1600s where artists such as Caravaggio and Bernini began experimenting with dramatic colors, light and darkness, and dramatics to tell stories. Michelangelo, while contributing to the art scene during the Renaissance period, was a large influence in the creation of the Baroque style. The ever-changing styles of art invent new periods with distinct artists that challenge each

When comparing the two paintings ' style there are many similarities as Interrupted Sleep of the Rococo period came after the tail end of the Baroque period in which Merrymakers at Shrovetide was completed. Hals ' painting show 's well indulged and plump figures with fairly muted colors with some use of reds. It is a centrally planned composition with no landscape - only an endless crowd of merry

Galli’s Saint Mary Magdalene was painted in the early seventeenth century in Italy, at the beginning of the Baroque era. By contorting Magdalene’s body, bathing her in light and encompassing her in darkness, Galli was able to present the viewer with an image representative of her divided identity. Galli likely chose to paint the Magdalene because she was one of the most popular saints in Baroque Italy. As Susan Haskins (author of Mary Magdalen: Myth and Metaphor) notes, “from the thirteenth century

painting well demonstrates Velázquez 's painting techniques that can be recognized by dramatic mood, rich color and extreme contrast between light and dark. It is absolutely extraordinary and implies influences Velázquez has had, especially Flemish Baroque realism. Velázquez had a deeper ambition in his mind when creating this masterpiece. He wanted to earn the title that can ensure him a high position in society. So, Velázquez had this desire for an aristocratic title better than any other single court

The Baroque era spans a period of 150 years. During this time, baroque art had four distinct styles. I plan to focus on the Italian Baroque and the Protestant Baroque styles. While these styles share some similarities, they are also very different. The Italian Baroque style is often ornate and focused on religion with an emphasis on the need for the church’s guidance. The Protestant Baroque style is plain with no obvious religious messages and less need for guidance from the church. Both styles