Baroque Art

Baroque art can be described as an artist's "unique new style of accepting vibrant, dramatic and sophisticated decorations". Baroque art includes a wide range of art works from dramatic and dramatic Italian works suggested by quotation to simpler and everyday life, but it is still a wonderful work of the Netherlands. Because of the religious, socio-economic, political scene of the time, Baroque art describes many kinds of art, so it can hardly be included in the description.

Baroque art and Renaissance art are two forms of art, the main differences can be distinguished between the two art forms. Baroque art is the art form born in Rome. Baroque art became popular with its complex and contradictory nature and its ability to evoke emotions. The Renaissance art is a complex influence of nature, classic learning, and personality. The main difference between the two forms is that the Baroque art is characterized by luxurious details, but the art of the Renaissance is characterized by the fusion of Christianity and science to create realism through art.

Baroque art began to exist in the 17th century and continued until the mid 1700s. Catholics use Baroque art for anti-religious reform. Baroque art is characterized by rich and vibrant colors, intense light use, wonderful drama and prosperity. Unlike the Renaissance art that usually depicts feminine scenes, Baroque art captures the climax of the scene. It uses dynamic lighting to create a "spotlight" effect on the canvas

In this article I will first explain what Baroque art is. Baroque art is an art that makes use of the effect between brightness and darkness. I will start with three pictures in Baroque era. The picture we discuss for the first time in the Baroque era is Pieta of Annibale Carracci. Pieta is a sculpture or painting of the Virgin Mary holding Jesus Christ after being crucified. This special Pieta was completed by Italian artist Boniba, Annibale Carracci. Pieta of Annibale depicts her son Jesus Christ holding after the Virgin Mary is crucified. Annibale used his light for this picture. He placed the Virgin Mary along with Jesus as he lighted his own painting and made him Jesus the hero. Annibale painted Maria with a soft blue as opposed to the lightness of Jesus Christ