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15 Cards in this Set
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Giovanni Battista Triumph of the Name of Jesus Late 17th Century (1670s) fresco/stucco |
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Artemisia Gentileschi Judith Slaying Holofernes Oil on Canvas Early 16th Century |
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Caravaggio The Calling of St. Matthew Oil on Canvas 1597-1601 |
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Piazza of St. Peters Bernini "Flanks are the Hugging arms of God" |
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Bernini Baldacchino Early/Mid 17th Century |
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Facade of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane Borromini Early/Mid 17th Century (1638?) |
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David Bernini |
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Ecstasy of St. Teresa, Cornaro Bernini |
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Loves of the Gods Annibale Carracci |
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Conversion of St Paul Caravaggio |
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Artemisia Gentileschi |
Italian Baroque Painter Female, taught as an artist by artist-father Famous Work: Judith Slaying Holefernes |
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Tenebrism |
The use of almost opaque-dark backgrounds "Tenebrism does not so much emphasize the contrast between light and dark as it creates a shadowy and dismal mood." "In a tenebrist painting the darkest areas are impenetrable." |
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Classicism |
Movement of "glorifying" the human form to embody the classically-regarded "epitomes" of masculine and feminine physique. Associated Artist: Caravaggio |
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Naturalism |
Movement of art which re-approached both human and non human forms. This brought not only new emphasis, but new appreciation for accuracy in art and adherence to reality. Associated Artist: Carracci |
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Counter Reformation, Church Patronage, and Council of Trente |
Historical period which signified the Catholic Church's attempt to reign in Protestant culture and re-assert its social dominance. Sought these ends through becoming one of the foremost art patrons in Italy. |
