Bernini’s Cathedra Petri typical of Italian Baroque art for its
—opulent and spectacular visual effects To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe FlashCard, Click HERE.
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The Baroque style is established and developed in Rome thanks in part to the
—Counter-Reformation To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreArt picturing scenes of daily life is called
—genre painting To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreUnlike Renaissance art, Baroque art makes it’s viewers into
—participants To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreThe strategies of Baroque theatricality include
—dramatic lighting To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreA global of Baroque art was to
—evoke emotional To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreIn Jan van Eyck’s The Arnolfini Portrait, the woman is wearing a green dress to symbolize:
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Read moreWith its decorative and sensual qualities, the Rococo style was particularly suited to the extravagant and often frivolous life of:
—the French court and aristocracy To get the FULL ART 1301-56312 TCC NORTHEAST QUIZ9, Click HERE.
Read moreIn the 17th century, in the Netherlands, the major patrons of paintings were:
—The wealthy merchant class To get the FULL ART 1301-56312 TCC NORTHEAST QUIZ9, Click HERE.
Read moreMichelangelo’s David has a naturalistic pose, set in contrapposto, demonstrating the influence of:
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