The Loves of the Gods - correct answer Carracci
-located in Farnese Palace -hired by Cardinal Farnese
-scenes of love from Ovid, Metamorphoses
Carracci - correct answer -Brothers, studio on Bologna
-Tried to create drama of immeasurable heaven
-inspired ceiling frescos
-used Di sotto in su
-used Quadratura
created The Loves of the Gods, Farnese Palace
define:Quadro riportato - correct answer wall mural on a curved ceiling
*viewer must stand in a particular spot for it to appear right side up
define:Di sotto in su - correct answer -from below up
*figures hover from above, looking down. Glass ceiling
define:Quadratura - correct answer Architectural settings painted in meticulous perspective
Caravaggio - correct answer -most original, most influential painter of the 17th century -anti-tradition, gritty realism -secularized religious art
-saints were painted as ordinary people -dramatized scenes with diagional light beam, higlighting emotion
-rebellious against conventions -brings viewers into the scene
Created -Calling of St. Matthew
-Entombment
-Conversion of St. Paul
Calling of St. Matthew - correct answer Caravaggio
-Religious commission, San Luigi dei Francesci
-Earliest religious commission, served French community in Rome
-conversion: common counter reformation theme
-painted on oil canvas, not frescoes
-no official decision on who matthew is
Entombment - correct answer Caravaggio
-Vatican Museum, Rome
-placed over an Altar, Christ being placed ON the altar
-Located where communion served
-Counter Reformation idea of transubstantiation
define:Tenebrism - correct answer italian word for murky, gloomy, in a dark manner; dramatic dark and light contrast
define:Transubstantiation - correct answer body and blood from wine and bread, counter reformation belief