Baroque

=If it ain't Baroque....= Please write your responses as you would your notes - use headings and bullet points so that you could study this material again! You can turn this assignment in before leaving class - just make sure it is turned in by the time your next work packet is due!

1. According to [|this site,]what are the features of mannerism? What is the official start date of mannerism? If you looked at a mannerist piece and said, "Ah, it's Renaissance Art" are you wrong? 2. According to [|this site]what movement succeeded Mannerism? 3. According to [|this site]if artists were no longer regarded as craftsman, how were they regarded? 4. (Using the same site) Go on the "Mannerism Tour" - choose three artists and paintings from the tour and identify how they are examples of Mannerism.
 * Part 1: Mannerism**

1. According to [|this site] how does baroque art compare to Mannerism art? Who are some of the famous baroque artists? What movement succeeds the Baroque era? 2. Do a quick search - define "baroque"
 * Part 2: Baroque Art**

1. Read [|the introduction] a)What types of building were most influenced by the baroque style? b)What city first embraced baroque architecture? c)Baroque architects often incorporated multiple mediums to create an overall effect - what other mediums did they include? 2. *Continue on to "Chapels and Churches" a) What features of chapels and churches change with the Baroque style? b.)Is there any connection between the Counter Reformation and Baroque Architecture? 3. *Continue on to "Civic Architecture" a) What design became a standard for Baroque era town halls? 4. *Look at the other types of architecture baroque was applied to... a) What often accompanied a residence? b) What is a prime example of a royal palace that embodies baroque architecture that we discussed in class? 5. Type in Bernini's "Four River Fountain" into google images - how is this a baroque piece? 6. Visit [|this site]and pick two locations - identify the location of the structure and explain how the building is an example of baroque architecture.
 * Part 3: Baroque Architecture**

1. Visit [|this site] and search further online if necessary. a.) What are the features baroque music? b.) Who are three predominant baroque musicians and what piece(s) are they most famous for? c.) What were each of their nationalities?
 * Part 4: Baroque Music**