WORKS BY PERIOD  Style of the Baroque Period
painting: exaggerated, exciting, beautiful Classical= Greek & Roman
spectators common theme mixed together
action
architecture:  scrolls; facades more sculptural
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I.   BAROQUE PERIOD IN ITALY       Italian: Catholic: exaggerated, beautifiul, theatrical, action, spectators common
                     
1 Coronaro Chapel Bernini 10 Bernini: theatrical, action, exggerated, beautiful
2 David Bernini 12
3 x Ecstacy of St. Theresa Bernini 11
4 Four Rivers Fountain Bernini 13
5 x St. Peter's Baldacchino Bernini 7, 8
6 x St. Peter's Cathedra Petri Bernini 9
7 x St. Peter's Piazza Bernini 4
8 Bacchus  Caravaggio 19 Caravaggio: invented tenebrism, liked young boys as subjects
9 Basket of Fruit Caravaggio 21 painted realistic still lives in flemish style
10 Boy Bitten by Lizard Caravaggio 18 in still lives: always included fresh vs. rotten, living vs. dead
11 Boy w Basket of Fruit Caravaggio 17
12 x Calling of St. Matthew Caravaggio 22, 23
13 x David w Head of Goliath Caravaggio 29
14 Death of the Virgin Caravaggio 26
15 Entombment Caravaggio 25
16 Execution of St.John the Baptist Caravaggio 27
17 Martyrdom of St. Matthew Caravaggio 24
18 Repentant Magdalen Caravaggio 20
19 Salome w Head of St. John the Baptist Caravaggio 28
20 Sick Bacchus Caravaggio 16
21 Bacchus & Ariadne Carracci 14, 15
22 Il Gesu della Porta 1
23 x Judith & Maidservant w Head of Holofernes Gentileschi 30
24 x Santa Susanna Maderna 2
25 x St. Peter's Façade Maderna 3, 4
26 x St. Peter's Dome Michelangelo 5
27 Glorification of St. Ignatius Pozzo 31
II.   BAROQUE PERIOD IN SPAIN       Spain:  Catholic: extreme realism, extremely devotional
                     
1 Still Life  Cotan 6 Cotan: one of 1st in Spain to paint in Flemish style (realistic)
2 Still Life w Quince,Cabbage,Melon,Cucumber Cotan 6
3 Assumption of Virgin El Greco 2 El Greco: noted for combining 2 scenes: heavenly, earthly
4 x Burial of Count Orgaz El Greco 3 typifies both extreme realism & extreme devotion at the same time
5 Christ on the Cross El Greco 4 influenced by Titian, Giorgioni
6 x View of Toledo El Greco 1 Painter of drama, with manneristic touches
7 Infanta Margherita Theresa in Blue Velasquez 13 Velasuez: invented casual & also did conventional royal portraits
8 x Las Meninas Velasquez 11,12 court painter to Philip IV of Spain
9 Crucifixion Zurbaran 10 Zurbaran: noted for painting richly garbed saints
10 St. Casilda Zurbaran 8
11 x St. Francis in Meditation Zurbaran 7
12 St. Serapion Zurbaran 9
III.   BAROQUE PERIOD IN FLANDERS       Flemish: Catholic:  realism; still lives
                   
1 x Debarkation of Marie de Medici at Marseilles Rubens 4
2 x Descent from the Cross Rubens 2 Rubens : used diagonals, drama, romance, exaggeration to excite
3 x Elevation of the Cross Rubens 1 spectacular color, translucent flesh
4 Garden of Love Rubens 7 admired / inspired by Michelangelo (musculature in bodies etc)
5 Holy Family Rubens 5 personality like Raphael (charming, humble, educated, happy)
6 Portrait of Elena Forment Rubens 8 studied in Italy
7 x Rape of Daughters of Leucippus Rubens 3 future colorists called "Rubeniste"
8 x Self-Portrait Rubens 9
9 Three Graces Rubens 6
10 x Charles I Dismounted van Dyck 10 VanDyck: known for royal portraiture
11 Queen Henrietta Maria w/  her Dwarf van Dyck 12 apprentice to Rubens
12 x Self-Portrait w Sir Endymion Porter vanDyck 11 court painter to Charles I
IV.   BAROQUE PERIOD IN HOLLAND       Holland: Protestant: middle class art as a secular commodity
                  liked materialism in their art
                  chose difficult subjects to show skill
1 Banquet of the Civic Guards Anthonisz 42 Dutch artists specialized in a category & painted on spec
2 Regentesses of the Burgher Orphanage Bacher 21 Categories: portraiture
3 Regents of the Lazar House Bol 22 still lives (food/flowers) - brought to a high point at this time
4 Flower Piece Boschaert 7 genre
5 Still Life with Turkey Claesz 4 landscape - typically low horizon w dramatic cloud play
6 Interior with Figures de Hooch 17 group portraiture
7 Anatomy Lesson de Keyser 39 interiors
8 Portugese Synagogue Interior de Witte 27 Didn't paint from stylebooks
9 Four Regents & Bookkeeper Elias 29 Iconoclasts: persons not liking religious art
10 Balthasar Coymans Hals 1 Hals: invented white slash/stroke
11 x Malle Babbe Hals 2 humorous, spent lots of time in tavern
12 x (Portrait of a) The Married Couple Hals 3 known for stop-action
13 Regents of Old Men's Home Hals 28
14 Still Life w/Oysters,Rum Glass & Silver Cup Heda 6 Boschaert: invented
15 Banquet of the Civic Guard Helst 20 flower paintings
16 A Woodland Road Hobbema 25
17 Wooded Landscape Hobbema 30
18 Still Life Kalf 5
19 Old Woman Praying Maes 18
20 x Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp Rembrandt 40 Rembrandt: typical style caravagesque w/ metallic accents
21 Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer Rembrandt 52 master of verisimilitude (closest proximity to what eye sees
22 Hendrickje as Flora Rembrandt 48 could paint realism PLUS add subtle expression
23 Holy Family at Night Rembrandt 56 unlike Rubens, Rembrandt was unhappy and struggled
24 x Militia Company of Capt. Frans Banning Cocq Rembrandt 43-47
25 Portrait of Nicholaes Ruts Rembrandt 49-50
26 x Return of the Prodigal Son Rembrandt 54
27 Saskia Van Uylenborch Rembrandt 41
28 Self Portrait as Jeremiah Rembrandt 55
29 Self-Portrait 1629 Rembrandt 31,32
30 Self-Portrait 1652 Rembrandt 33
31 Self-Portrait 1658 Rembrandt 34,35
32 Self-Portrait 1661 Rembrandt 36
33 Self-Portrait 1667 Rembrandt 37
34 x Self-Portrait 1669 Rembrandt 38
35 x Supper at Emmaus Rembrandt 51
36 Syndics of the Cloth Guild Rembrandt 53
37 View of Haarlem from Dunes at Overeen Ruisdale 24
38 x The Merry Family9aka Family Scene) Steen 19 Steen: painted a lot of comical families
39 Girls in the Civic Orphanage Van der Waay 23
40 x Allegory of the New Testament Vermeer 11 Vermeer: lack of energetic movement, with soft light
41 Head of a Girl Vermeer 14 always painted in same corner of his house except for 2 paintings
42 Kitchen Maid Vermeer 12
43 Lace Maker Vermeer 15
44 Lady with a Lute Vermeer 8
45 Little Street Vermeer 16
46 The Letter Vermeer 13
47 x View of Delft Vermeer 26
48 Woman Reading a Letter Vermeer 10
49 Young Woman with a Water Jug Vermeer 9
V.   BAROQUE PERIOD IN ENGLAND       England: Protestant: middle class, literary, inherited aristocracy
1 x Osterly Park House, Etruscan Room Adam 12 middle class patrons wanted wit and satire
2 x Chiswick House Boyle 11
3 x  Honourable Mrs. Graham Gainsborough 20
4 x Mrs. Richard Brinsley Sheridan Gainsborough 21
5 After the Marriage Hogarth 15
6 Countess' Levee Hogarth 17
7 Killing of the Earl Hogarth 18
8 x Marriage a la Mode:The Marriage Contract Hogarth 14
9 x Suicide of the Countess Hogarth 19
10 Visit to the Quack Hogarth 16
11 Light of the World Hunt 19
12 x Monticello Jefferson 13
13 x Banqueting Hall (House) Jones 1
14 Julia, Lady Peel Lawrence 23
15 x Lord Heathfield Reynolds 22
16   High Altar and Baldacchino, St. Paul's Wren 5
17 x St. Paul's Cathedral Wren 2-4,6-9 Nave, Saucer Domes 1, Saucer Domes 2
VI.   BAROQUE PERIOD IN FRANCE         France: Catholic:: strong monarachy, not subject to popular will
                  Taste in France very regal, Louis XIV longest reigning king 
1 x Ideal View of Tivoli Claude (Lorraine) 9
2 Marriage of Isaac & Rebekah Claude (Lorraine) 8
3 Education of the Virgin de la Tour (Georges)  2,3
4 Lamentation Over St. Sebastian de la Tour (Georges)  1
5 Repentant Magdalen de la Tour (Georges) 
6 x Versailles LeBrun 11
x Versailles Chapel Hardouin-Mansart 16
x Versailles Hall of Mirrors Hardouin-Mansart,LeBrun 14
7 Er in Arcadia Ego 1630 Poussin 6
8 Er in Arcadia Ego 1640 Poussin 7
9 x St. John on Patmos Poussin 5
10 x Louis XIV Rigaud 10
VII.   FRENCH ROCOCO STYLE           ROCOCO - main intent to be decorative  
                  Extension of Baroque Period but Rococo is a STYLE  
1 Salon de la Princesse Boffrand 1 aristocratic patronage wanted only decoration
2 Diana Resting After  Her Bath Boucher 3 no regal stateliness or social commentary
3 x Grace at Table Chardin 10 lighthearted w  beauty, color, charm
4 Still Life with Plums Chardin 11 After Louis XIV
5 The Provider Chardin 12
6 x Self-Portrait de la Tour (Quentin) 9
7 Love Letters Fragonard 7
8 x Lover Crowned Fragonard 8
9 The Meeting Fragonard 6
10 The Pursuit Fragonard 5
11 x The Swing Fragonard 4
12 x Marie Antoinette Vigee-Le Brun 13
13 x Self-Portrait w her Daughter Vigee-Le Brun 14
14 x Embarkation for Cythera Watteau 2
VIII. NEOCLASSICISM           Revival of classical form in art.   
            Main purpose to educate  
1 x The Oath of the Horatii David 1 Very representational
2 x The Deathof Socrates David 2 Sometimes subjects masquerade as contemp. Issues
3 Brutus Receiving the Bodies of His Sons David 3 David's paintings had moral: put aside self and tend 
4 The Deathof Marat David 4 to the state
5 x Self Portrait David 5
6 Monsieur Seriziat David 6
7 Madame Seriziat David 7
8 General Bonaparte David 8
9 Intervention of the Sabine Women David 9
10 Madame Recamier David 10
11 x Napoleon Crowning Josephine David 11
12 Leonidas at Thermopolye David 13
13 The Pantheon Soufflot 14