Art in the Era of Absolutism Baroque Art: 17th Century • Art of the Monarchs, late Reformation and Counter Reformation • 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
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Art in the Era of Absolutism Baroque Art: 17th Century Art of the Monarchs, late Reformation and Counter Reformation Religious in Italy, Spain and France.
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Art in the Era of Absolutism
Baroque Art: 17th Century• Art of the Monarchs, late Reformation and Counter
Reformation• 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
• What do you notice about the music? Can you connect to the historic time period?
Baroque Art• 1600 – 1750.• From Portuguese: “barocca,” meaning “a pearl of irregular shape.”• 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.• Counter-Reformation art.• Paintings & sculptures in church contexts should speak to the illiterate rather than the well-informed.• Ecclesiastical art; appeal to emotions.
Counter Reformation BaroqueItaly: 1590-1680 religious works; church patron; drama,