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Arts meaning and visual impact through ages
Course 4
Baroque art
Iliana Kasarska, Ph. D
Homework on Renaissance sculpture analysis
Donatello, David, 1444-46, bronze, Bargello, Florence
Donatello, David,
marble 1408, Bargello
Homework on Renaissance sculpture analysis
Verrocchio, David, bronze,1472-75
Bargello, Florence
Michelangelo, David, marble, 1501-1504
Galleria del Academia, Florence
Donatello,
Equestrian statue of
Gattamelata
(Erasmo da Narni),
bronze
1453
Piazza del Santo,
Padoue
Baroque art : 1600-1750
Italy
France
Flanders
Andrea Pozzo, St Ignace of Loyola’s Triumph, 1661-1694, San Ignazio, Rome
Pierre Mignard,
1663-1666,
Trinity and
Saint’s Triumph
fresco of
the cupola
Church of
Val-de-Grâce,
Paris
Anne of Austria holding the model of the church
is presented by Ste Anne
and St Louis
Pierre Mignard,
1663-1666
Church of Val-de-Grâce
Gian Lorenzo Bernini
1647-1652
Ecstasy of
Saint Teresa
marble
Ste Maria Della Vittoria,
Rome
Bernini, Ecstasy of
Saint Teresa
1647-1652
(detail)
Caravaggio,
Bacchus,
1593
Uffici, Florence
Cravaggio,
Death of the Virgin
1604-1608
Louvre
Rubens,
The disembarking
at Marselles
Marie de Medici cycle,
1621
Louvre
Nicolas Poussin, The Arcadian shepherds, 1637, Louvre