What trick of Rubens did Van Dyck include in the above painting?
—He enhances the stature of Charles I. If you look closely, you can see that he is taller than his
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The Dutch were so proud of the painting below that they _____________________.
—presented it to the French queen Marie de’ Medici To get the FULL Baroque Art III: The Dutch Republic FlashCard, Click
Read moreWhich of the following characteristics of Rubens came from his influences?
—all of the above To get the FULL Baroque Art III: The Dutch Republic FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWhere did Peter Paul Rubens get most of his inspiration for the image below?
—Italian Baroque masters and the Flemish tradition To get the FULL Baroque Art III: The Dutch Republic FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreHow did the artist add drama to the image above?
—He added some unnecessary but colorful characters. To get the FULL Baroque Art III: The Dutch Republic FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWho painted the image above?
—rembrandt To get the FULL Baroque Art III: The Dutch Republic FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWhy was this painting originally called, “The Night Watch”?
—Before the painting was restored it had a dense layer of grime, deep and darkened varnish, and dark architectural background,
Read moreWhy was this painting originally called, “The Night Watch”?
—Before the painting was restored it had a dense layer of grime, deep and darkened varnish, and dark architectural background,
Read moreWho painted the image above?
—c. rembrandt To get the FULL Baroque Art II: Italy and Spain FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreHow did the artist add drama to the image above?
—c. He added some unnecessary but colorful characters. To get the FULL Baroque Art II: Italy and Spain FlashCard, Click HERE.
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