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…school of painting. The somber, monochrome, and earthen shades add to the Baroque dramatic realism that Gericault enjoyed. Gericault had visited the painting styles of Neo-Classicism, Romanticism, the Baroque, and the Renaissance. He saw things that he…

…as of Napoleon III style. The different styles such as the baroque, "faste," and ecclectic made of this building difficult to classify, as most bulidings built during the Second Empire. It is known as Napoleon III style due to the space, dynamics, and scale used…

…the Baroque style. The darkness and the elaborate clothing of the time. Velázquez has created a world within a world, capturing everyday life in a high-class family. His use of dark and small points of vibrant colors gives the painting a naturalistic feeling…

…, this painting resembles the Baroque style. The darkness and the elaborate clothing of the time. Velázquez has created a world within a world, capturing everyday life in a high-class family. His use of dark and small points of vibrant colors gives the painting…

…, ornamentation and timbre. Western classical music represents a chronological period, in succession to the Baroque period, and we can easily associate certain composers to that era based on their musical style and compositional techniques. The foremost concept…

…between the self, God and nature. Some of the most famous writers of the period are names like Shakespeare, Chaucer, Boccacio and Petrarch. The Rennaissance was followed by the Baroque, which is basicly about the restoration of Catholicism. This period…

…with what he has. In the 17th century, the Catholic reform was sweeping through many parts of Europe. The period from 1600 to about 1750 is known as the Baroque Era. Throughout this period the Catholic Church was fighting back against the effects…

…order. The Hellenistic art was a mix between Classical and Baroque or even rococo, which is more ideal, but also realistic. The Hellenistic period was, above anything else, a period of eclecticism. The art was used to glorify athletes and to glorify…

…, Ammanati, and Salviati. Mannerism was first definable by Raphael’s pupil Giulio Romano.7 Mannerism as a style had many influences in later art, such as with baroque. Baroque tried to do the same as the Mannerist style, only on a more grandeur scale.8…

…Monteverdi Claudio Giovanni Antonio Monteverdi was born in Cremona, Italy. His actual birth date is unknown, but church records show that he was baptized on May 15,567. He played a major role in the development and perfectoin of early baroque music…