Baroque PaintingParramón Ediciones. Editorial Team Yellow Series: This historical survey describes European painting's Baroque era, which extended approximately from the 1680s through the mid-1700s. The style was highly ornate and detailed, with emphasis on dramatic gestures and scenes, most often having historical, mythological, or religious themes. Summarized and shown here are works of major Baroque painters, who included Tiepolo, Chardin, and Fragonard, among many others. |
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BAROQUE PAINTING | 6 |
The Carracci Brothers | 14 |
Baroque II Il Guercino Influ | 20 |
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17TH CENTURY Academy aesthetic Alonso Cano Amsterdam Annibale Carracci artist Baroque art Bologna born Boucher British Brun brushstrokes Canaletto Caravaggio Carracci brothers Carreño Century of France characteristic Chardin Charles chiaroscuro chromatic church circa Classicist color composition Corrado Giaquinto death decoration Domenichino Dutch Dyck eighteenth century example famous figures Flemish Florence Frans Hals French fresco genre group portrait Guercino Guido Reni Haarlem Hogarth influence Italy Jan Vermeer Jordaens José de Ribera King landscape painting light London Louis Louvre Luca Giordano Ludovico Carracci Madrid master Mignard mural Murillo Museum mythological Naples National Gallery Neapolitan School Oil on canvas painter Palace Palazzo Paris pastel Philippe de Champaigne pictorial Pinakothek Poussin Prado realism religious Rembrandt Renaissance representative reveals Reynolds Rijksmuseum Rome Rosalba Carriera Royal Rubens scenes sculpture seventeenth century Seville Simon Vouet Spain Spanish style technique tenebrism tenebrist themes Thomas Gainsborough Tiepolo Titian Uffizi Gallery Velázquez Venetian Venice Veronese Virgin watercolor Watteau Zurbarán