What is vanitas?
—reminds the viewer of the transience of life and material possessions To get the FULL Baroque Art III: The Dutch
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What are some of the Flemish and Dutch traditions the artist used in the image above?
—maximum contrast of textures within a color scheme of white, grays, and browns To get the FULL Baroque Art III:
Read moreWhich of these artists was one of the first Dutch still life painters?
—Pieter Claesz To get the FULL Baroque Art III: The Dutch Republic FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWho is the artist of the image above?
—Anthony van Dyck To get the FULL Baroque Art III: The Dutch Republic FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWhat were Rembrandt’s pieces characterized by?
—naturalism and extreme drama To get the FULL Baroque Art III: The Dutch Republic FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreHow did Rubens alter the future of Baroque art?
—He combined Flemish and Baroque styles, making his painting synonymous with Flemish Baroque. To get the FULL Baroque Art III:
Read moreWhat type of painting is Anthony van Dyck most famous for?
—Royal portraiture To get the FULL Baroque Art III: The Dutch Republic FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWhich of the artist’s skills are best represented in the piece above?
—his skill at transparencies and reflections To get the FULL Baroque Art III: The Dutch Republic FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWhat 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
Read moreThe 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
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