If it ain't Baroque, don't fix it
Coming to America, for the first time again
Architecture?
I barely know her!
Vocabulary that everyone's talking about
Identify the Suspect
(with two identifiers)
100

Dutch Baroque painters, like Rachel Ruysch and Johannes Vermeer, commonly painted the same kind of things. What term describes them?

Genre Painters

100

Identify this piece, give two

Frontispiece of the Codex Mendoza 

Viceroyalty of New Spain., c. 1541–1542 ce., Ink and color on paper.

100

The front, usually decorated, face of a building is called what?

facade

100

These are known as what?

Casta Paintings

100

These angelic beings are dressed to the nines and packing heat. 

Angel with Arquebus, Asiel Timor Del

La Paz School, c. 17th ce., Oil on canvas

200

Who are the two figures floating at the top of the frame?

Why are they included in this image?


Jupiter and Juno

Godly figures from classical times to represent divine approval of their matrimony. 

200

What was the main message behind Master of Calamarca (La Paz School) angle series?

The christian faith was like an army, with the angels as soldiers to protect the faithful

200

What are these called? Extra points if you can give the other term associated with the spirals. 

Scroll Buttress with voulutes

200

Tenebrism 

Dramatic lighting, a dark scene pierced by a bright light. 

Done mainly by Caravaggio

200

In the blink of an eye, these taste treats are covered in bugs! Kind of reminds me that I'm going to die one day...

Fruit and Insects 

Rachel Ruysch, 1711 ce., Oil on wood

300

The Baroque era of art could be described how?

Dramatic compositions, stark lighting cutting through the frame, pulling on the emotion of the viewer. Came from the Catholic Counter Reformation. 

300

What does the Screen with the Siege of Belgrade and hunting scene tell us about the culture of New Spain/Mexico?

They had extensive trade with the Japanese since folding screens originated from Japan. 

300

Borromini's trademark is the use of what?

Convex and concave elements creating an undulating motion of stone.

The use of oval and triangle shapes in architecture 

Building in awkward spaces and emphasizing the space. 

300

Vanitas images

Why were they painted?

Beautiful/pleasurable things which die/decay/vanish rapidly, like flowers, fruit, seafood, and bubbles to remind the viewer how short life is.

300

Swipe left... swipe left... Oh wait! She's pretty...and the gods seem to agree. 

Henri IV Receives the Portrait of Marie de' Medici, from the Marie de' Medici Cycle 

Peter Paul Rubens, 1621-25 ce., Oil on canvas


400

Rembrandt was a master of this style of art. What is so special about this technique?

Etching: allows for even more control of light and shadow/thick and thin lines

400

Mexican art during the 16th century was hallmarked by the use of what?

Shell-inlay or "enconchado"

400

In the Mosque of Selim II, Sinan (architect) was able to turn a square into an octagon by using what architectural innovation?

Squinches 

400

disotto in su perspective

What work is this from?

"from below to above"

Il Gesu

400

A stabbing pain has never felt so good! 

Ecstasy of Saint Teresa

Bernini, c. 1647-52 ce., Marble

500

Velasquez was influenced by other Baroque artists but his depiction of the royal family differs in what way?

They are shown in a candid, snapshot, everyday moments of life way, not idealized/heroic/aloof.

500

Why was this piece made? Who was it made for?

Multiple ways to answer: gives King Charles V information of the people that were recently conquered; a way for the Aztec people to record their history/culture

500

A combination of sculptural, architectural, and painted elements to create a sense of drama is a hallmark of ________.

Italian Baroque 

500

Allegorical Figure

What work from the 3.3 set of images includes an allegorical figure?

A stand-in human figure to personify a feeling, idea, or country.

Henri IV Receives the Portrait of Marie de' Medici, from the Marie de' Medici Cycle

500

It's like Ancestry.com but WAY worse! 

Spaniard and Indian Produce a Mestizo
Attributed to Juan Rodriquez Juarez, c. 1715 ce., Oil on canvas