Art history

—Caravaggio, 1597-1601. San Luigi Dei Francesi, Rome. Oil on canvas. Baroque Painting in Italy. To get the FULL Chp 2-3:

—Bernini, 1645-1652. Cornaro Chapel, Santa Maria Della Vittoria, Rome. To get the FULL Chp 2-3: Baroque/Rococo & Neoclassicism/Romanticism FlashCard, Click

—Bernini, 1623. Rome. Marble. Italian Baroque Sculpture. To get the FULL Chp 2-3: Baroque/Rococo & Neoclassicism/Romanticism FlashCard, Click HERE.

—Borromini, 1665-1667. Rome. Italian Baroque. To get the FULL Chp 2-3: Baroque/Rococo & Neoclassicism/Romanticism FlashCard, Click HERE.

—Bernini, 1656. The Vatican. Italian Baroque. To get the FULL Chp 2-3: Baroque/Rococo & Neoclassicism/Romanticism FlashCard, Click HERE.

—an Italian word for an outdoor gathering space in an urban area (like a town square) To get the FULL

—”Trick of the eye” or “fool the eye,” a two-dimensional artwork designed to make the viewer believe it is in

—reformation and the counter-reformation To get the FULL Chp 2-3: Baroque/Rococo & Neoclassicism/Romanticism FlashCard, Click HERE.

—overtly ornate style of painting, sculpture, and interior design developed in the early 1700’s in France which later spread to

—17th century – Rulers tried to rule with absolute power To get the FULL Chp 2-3: Baroque/Rococo & Neoclassicism/Romanticism FlashCard,