PPT-DRAMA AND LIGHT: Mannerism, Baroque and Rococo

Chapter 15 After the Renaissance By 1530 Raphael amp DaVinci are dead and Michelangelo returns to Florence leaving Rome in the hands of a new generation of talented artists But they realized they couldnt just repeat what the great masters of the Renaissance did . ca. 17. th. century. Baroque. The word “baroque” derives from a Portuguese and Spanish word that means “an irregularly shaped pearl”.. Gian. Lorenzo Bernini, . Chair of St. Peter. , Saint Peter's Basilica, Vatican City, Rome. Was born in Paris where it coincided with the reign of Louis 15. th. It was . out-dated . by the 1760s in France, but it continued to impact other parts of . Europe. The . name derives from . rocaille. Louis XIV. Nicolas Poussin. Claude Lorrain. ROCOCO. Antoine Watteau. Francois Boucher. Jean-Honore Fragonard. Bernini. Bust of Louis XIV. 1665. FRENCH BAROQUE. Portrait of . Louis XIV. , 1701.. Adopted the name “le Roi Soleil” (‘The Sun King’). Kaushik. 1410412. What is “Mannerism”?. T. he . term "Mannerism" . derived . from the Italian word '. maniera. ' . M. eaning . style or . stylishness, . refers to a style of painting, sculpture . Baroque v Rococo. Baroque. European style of art in 1600’s & 1700’s.. Ornate, detailed, elaborate.. Often had religious theme. . Carvaggio. was an famous Italian Baroque style painter.. Rococo. From the French . rocaille. and coquille meaning “rock” and “shell” used to decorate Baroque gardens. Scholars are divided on whether Rococo is own style or refinement of Baroque. Rococo – expression of wit and frivolity, although at its best there are more serious, somber and satirical undercurrents.. Counterpoint. . Type . of compositional technique in which . two melodies combine to create the harmony. , instead of one harmony and chords to accompany it.. . Short example of "Third Species" counterpoint ( play MIDI . 1700-1830. The 17. th. century had been a period of religious confrontation and warfare. By contrast the 18. th. century, The Age of Reason, was a period of relative calm in which the arts developed a refinement and elegance.. visual. art. KET Baroque Article Questions. What are the characteristics of the Baroque period identified at the beginning of your reading. ?. The reading states “the Baroque period reflected the turmoil of the time.” Describe at least two events causing this “turmoil”.. Rococo. Rococo style reached its peak of popularity during the reign of Louis XV. Madame Pompadour –. by Francois Boucher. Madame de Pompadour was the mistress of King Louis XV of France.. Rococo artists depicted lighthearted and often frivolous scenes of “nobles at play”. A story that is written with the purpose of being performed in front of an audience.. Or in other words, a play. Dramas always have 5 major elements (& often more):. Rising action. Conflict. Climax. Chapter 7, Section 4. Mannerism. Mannerism. emerged in Italy sometime in the . 1520s and 1530s. as the . Renaissance came to an end.. It reflected this new environment in art by deliberately . breaking down the High Renaissance principles of balance, harmony, and moderation..  Baroque that was primarily associated with the religious tensions within Western Christianity: division on Roman Catholicism and Protestantism. In response to the Protestant Reformation of the early sixteen century, the Roman Catholic Church had embarked in the 1550s on a program of renewal known as the Counter - Reformation. As part of the program, the Catholic Church used art of the magnificent display for the campaign. It was intended to be both doctrinally correct and visually and emotionally appealing so that it could influence the largest possible audience.. The Flourishing of European Culture . In the midst of religious wars and growth of absolutism, European culture continued to flourish. . The Changing Faces of Art . The artistic Renaissance came to an end when a new movement called Mannerism emerged in Italy in the 1520s and 1530s. .