What motivate the addition of Baroque facade to the Romanesque cathedral of St. James in Santiago de Compostela in Spain?
—enew interest in pilgrimages to the shrines of saints To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe
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What concern common in the Renaissance and Baroque eras is demonstrated in Velazquez’s Las Meninas?
—status of the artist To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreJusepe de Ribera’s painting is best described as
—Classical and naturalistic To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreSeventeenth-century Spanish art is most profoundly influenced by
—Caravaggio To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWhat constitutes the “Golden Age” of painting in Spain?
—paintings that depict religious themes realistically and dramatically To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe FlashCard, Click
Read moreThe text suggest that the purpose of Caravaggio’s naturalism is to
—make religious subjects understandable To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreThe two styles of Italian seventeenth-century painting are
—naturalism and Classicism To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreBernini’s St. Teresa in Ecstasy most clearly illustrates the Baroque interest in
—emotion To get the FULL Chapter 23 – Seventeenth-Century Art in Europe FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreBernini’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.
Read moreThe 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.
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