Clothing Evolution / Lecture 7 BAROQUE AND ROCOCO COSTUMES (1600 to 1700 A.D.) During the 17th century, when Europe was in a series of social and political upheavals, a new art style developed and flourished. Baroque style: 1. 2. 3. During the 18th century, when Louis XIV was too young to reign over France, the nation entered the Regency period and a new art style supplanted the baroque style. Rococo style: 1. 2. The ___________________________ was considered as the symbol of the glory and
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Rococo and Romanticism periods respectively. Rococo was a style of art that followed on from the Baroque period in the early 18th century. The artists of this style typically depicted themes of "love, artfully and archly pursued through erotic frivolity and playful intrigue". 1 Both the art and interior design of the time displayed a sense of rhythm in which "[e]verything seemed organic, growing, and in motion, an ultimate refinement of illusion". 2 The artists of this period were also starting to
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The Baroque music was closely related to the church and court life. The music was used for religion in those times were progressively dramatic and worldly. One of the most common music known today originated in this era and it is known as opera. The music throughout this period was known to be elegant, vividly expressive music. During this period of time, composers introduced an unlimited amount of important vocal forms, this
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The Neoclassical era was known as “The Age of Reason” or “The Enlightenment”. This era started in the mid 1700’s. The neoclassical era was part of the Greek and Roman history. The neoclassical era started as a reaction to the former Rococo period. The Rococo art was whimsical and playful. . The artwork of the neoclassical era was morally uplifting and inspirational. The artwork depicted the seriousness of the time, order, reason, tradition, society, intellect and political events. Neoclassical artists
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between the two. Johann Sebatian Bach Born March 31st, 1685, into a religious musical family, Bach was fortunate enough to have the affluence and early exposure to build a solid foundation, but it was his own talent and dedication that made him the Baroque Collosus that he is. Following the death of his parents, Bach was taken in by his brother, an organist at St. Michael’s Church who exposed him to the clavichord and the works of great German composers like Pachabel. Soon, Bach began receiving a Lutheran
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Anthony Perraglia Professor Mattern Eng 10 10 December 2013 Orfeo ed Euridice During the transition from the Baroque to Classical period, opera slowly became entertainment focused on the middle class. There were less operas written about kings and queens, and more about mythical figures. The reform of opera might not have been started by him, but Christoph Willibald Gluck (1714-1787) is said to be one of the first operatic composers to adapt his newer
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Andrew Ellis MUSI 3510 Goldstein 21 November 2013 Keyboard Suites of Handel and Bach The period from 1600 to 1750 gave western music some of its most well-known and beloved works. During this time, referred to as the Baroque Period, these pieces were written by some of the most prolific composers of all time. These musicians came from across Europe. Frenchmen, Italians, Englishmen, Germans, and others all made great contributions and advancements toward the development of music as we know
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Even though women have been creating art since the beginning of the Homo sapiens species it was not until the late 1960’s and 1970’s when female artists began to receive the recognition they deserved for their talent and art. Early women in the world of art have been faced with challenges due to gender biases, often being encountered with difficulties when it came to training, traveling, selling their art, as well as even receiving credit for their own work. However, even with so many obstacles facing
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Music & Infinite Spirit I attended the South Suburban College’s Faculty Members’ Recital on Wednesday afternoon, October 15, 2014. The lecture recital included two music faculty members. David L. Howard was the violinist and was accompanied by Marilyn Bourgeois on the piano in presenting a music work of J.S. Bach from Paritita 3: Preludio…Gavotte en Rondeau, also P. de Sarasate…Nocturno,(from Chopin opus 9, number 2); and Paganini Caprice Number 24. The Lecture Recital was held at the college
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SCULPTURE GROUP 5 Renzo Beaver Balberona Dinese Isabel Besa Jean Cheng Mae Anne Dumdumaya Greline Fermiza Katchry Evan Galleto AB POLITICAL SCIENCE 2A JEFFREY BALLARET INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES 101 September 19, 2013 Table of Contents Objectives of the Study - - - - - - - 2 SCUPLTURE - - - - - - - 3 MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES- - - - - - - 3 Carving - - - - - - - 3 Modelling - - - - - - - Objectives of the Study * To further understand the importance
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