Why is the image above considered the epitome of French Baroque?
— It is theatrical, exuberant and lavish. To get the FULL Baroque Art IV: France and England FlashCard, Click HERE.
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What is the significance of the painted vault ceilings in the image above?
—They celebrate the military triumphs of Louis XIV. To get the FULL Baroque Art IV: France and England FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWhat does the light do in the painting above?
— It creates a somber mood and unifies the work. To get the FULL Baroque Art IV: France and England
Read moreWho is the artist of the image above?
— Antoine Le Nain To get the FULL Baroque Art IV: France and England FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWhat was Nicolas Poussin’s art known to be?
— orderly, arranged To get the FULL Baroque Art IV: France and England FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreMost of the artwork in England was produced to______________________.
— keep family records To get the FULL Baroque Art IV: France and England FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWhere on the church pictured above can you locate evidence of Baroque influence?
—The facade contains deep porticos which cause a dramatic play of light and shadow. To get the FULL Baroque Art
Read moreWhat is the name of the piece above?
— Landscape with Saint John on Patmos To get the FULL Baroque Art IV: France and England FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreHow does Poussin create an orderly progression through perspective in the image above?
—Through the clearly defined foreground, middleground, and background. To get the FULL Baroque Art IV: France and England FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreHow can you tell the artist of the image above was untrained?
—The way the baby is standing on the mother’s lap is rather ambiguous. The mother’s bent legs are not depicted
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