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18 Cards in this Set
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Allegory with Venus and Cupid Bronzino Mannerism mid-1540s |
filled with allegorical figures known for it's disturbing imagry very strong critique of Catholic church |
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The Burial of Count Orgaz El Greco Mannerism 1586 |
Mannerist treatment of heaven Unusual divide of heaven and earth Vaginal imagery showing him birthed into heaven |
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Garden of Earthly Delights Bosch Reformation Art c 1505-1515 |
Moralizing work First Africans in a northern work of art Shows interest in alchemy Probably a wedding gift Shows influence of Reformation |
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Isenheim Altarpiece (closed) Matthias Grunewald Reformation Art c 1510-1515 |
Meant to give emotional reaction Christ appears to have a skin disease which were treated by this hospital Theme of sin and redemption |
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Adam and Eve Durer Reformation Art 1504 |
Shows evidence of his trip to Italy Prints are cheap, easy to produce, and easy to distribute Very good and tones and textures German forest to help relate Critique of Catholic church (animals relate to different fluids in the body) |
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Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse Durer Reformation Art 1497-98 |
Strong Critique of Catholic church Very killed at woodcuts A moralizing work Prints are cheap, easy to make, and easy to distribute |
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The French Amassadors Hans Holbein the Younger Reformation Art 1533 |
Objects that show their wordlyness Pro-Reformation statement Known for incredible textures and details Figures are lifesize (unusual) Foreshortened skull is about death and showing off skills |
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Saint Theresa of Avila in Ecstasy Bernini Baroque Art 1645-1652 |
Captures a vision of St. Theresa Very good at textures Contemporary figure to help relate Involves our space by being attached to the wall and the hidden window |
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Calling of Saint Matthew Caravaggio Baroque Art 1599-1600 |
Using criminals and prostitues for models Invents tenebrism Problematic is that Christ is obscured in the shadows Space and the table makes you feel part of the scene |
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Conversion of Saint Paul Caravaggio Baroque Art c 1601 |
Very skilled at foreshortening Inventor of tenebrism Horse is central focus (unusual) Invisible light source in middle of painting |
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Judith Beheading Holofernes Artemisia Gentileschi Baroque Art c 1619-20 |
Relates to her biography influence by Caravaggio Renaissance dress to help relate Sword forms a Christian cross |
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Las Meninas Diego Velazquez Baroque Art 1656 |
Propoganda for Velazquez **Known for visual complexity and mystery |
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The Raising of the Cross Peter Paul Rubens Baroque Art 1610-11 |
Known for heroic muscular men Full of drama Shows interest in natural phenamenon Involves our space, horse coming out at us **invented the studio system |
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Charles 1 at the Hunt Anthony Van Dyck Baroque Art 1635 |
Court painter to Charles 1 of England Invented the informal courtly style portrait King maintains air of importance Artist made the king look taller (horse bowing, hat tipped, our position is lower than him) |
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The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp Rembrandt Baroque Art 1632 |
Autopsies/disections are now allowed Known for his informal group portraits **Captures the psyche of his sitters Enters our space (the book) |
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The Company of Captain Frans Banning Cocq (Night Watch) Rembrandt Baroque Art 1642 |
**Known for his informal group portraits Depicts an actual event Mystery surrounding identity of the girl Invades our space (hands, spear, stride) |
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Woman Holding a Balance Jan Vermeer Baroque Art c 1664 |
Very good at representing 3-d space Very good at representing natural light **used a camera obscura and a lense |
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Still Life with Tazza Pieter Claesz Baroque Art 1636 |
Using a still life to show off his skills Very good at texture and detail Vanitas painting |
