Caravaggio And The Baroque

Series: Art History Series

Duration: 14

Year Published: 1961

Creator: MCGRAW HILL PUBLISHING CO

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: . Uses examples of the work of Caravaggio and other artists of his period to present him as an innovator and non-conformist who stood out against the Baroque background and man's fascination with space. Cites his contributions to the ferment of the Reformation and shows that his work was drawn from nature, not the mannered idealism of the past. Indicates that his work was designed to be meaningful to both nobleman and peasant., Uses examples of the work of Caravaggio and other artists of his period to present him as an innovator and non-conformist who stood out against the Baroque background and man's fascination with space. Cites his contributions to the ferment of the Reformation and shows that his work was drawn from nature, not the mannered idealism of the past. Indicates that his work was designed to be meaningful to both nobleman and peasant.

Complete Record: . Uses examples of the work of Caravaggio and other artists of his period to present him as an innovator and non-conformist who stood out against the Baroque background and man's fascination with space. Cites his contributions to the ferment of the Reformation and shows that his work was drawn from nature, not the mannered idealism of the past. Indicates that his work was designed to be meaningful to both nobleman and peasant., Uses examples of the work of Caravaggio and other artists of his period to present him as an innovator and non-conformist who stood out against the Baroque background and man's fascination with space. Cites his contributions to the ferment of the Reformation and shows that his work was drawn from nature, not the mannered idealism of the past. Indicates that his work was designed to be meaningful to both nobleman and peasant., , , NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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