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- 1—Domenico Fontana
Acqua Felice 1585-90
Rome
A trimuphal arch to display the power of water
employed 2000 men to build
cost 3000 scooty
lions and little pears show Sixtus V (big urban planner)
- 2—Gianlorenzo Bernini
Neptune and Triton 1616-20
London, Victoria and Albert Museum
destroyed, though some remains
very expressionist
looking at David (gladiator)
toes like apollo and daphne
- 3—Gianlorenzo Bernini
Barcaccia 1627-29
Rome, Piazza di Spagna
acqua vergine
3 bees, Urban VIII
bringing water to the people
- 4—Gianlorenzo Bernini
Fountain of Triton 1642-43
Rome, Piazza Barberini
Urban VIII
very sculptural rather than architechtural looking at gardeners like Stoldo Lorenzi (bernini is the first to do this bringing garden to the city)
trabertine
- 5—Gianlorenzo Bernini
The Four Rivers Fountain 1648-51
Rome, Piazza Navona
Innocent X dove w/ olive branch + 3 fluer deli
represent the 4 big rivers of the world
where the acqua vergine comes in
oblisque + arch
low water pressure
Boremini involved with original plan
- 6—**Nicola Salvi**
The Trevi Fountain 1732
- 7—Gianlorenzo Bernini
Memorial to Sister Maria Raggi 1647
S. Maria sopra Minerva, Rome
funerary piece
"melted marble" like cloth
- 8—Gianlorenzo Bernini
The Ecstasy of St. Teresa 1647-52
S. Maria della Vittoria, Rome
lighting from hidden window
looking at greek sculpture
ancient vs modernality
- 9—Gianlorenzo Bernini
Chigi Chapel 1652
S. Maria del Popolo
refurbished from Raphael (moves his sculptures)
- 10—Gianlorenzo Bernini
Death of the Blessed Ludovica Albertoni 1674
S. Francesco a Ripa
died in 1533 and set on death bed
expression + cloth
- 11—Valentin de Boulogne
The Card Sharps 1615-18
Dresden
reverse structure of Caravaggio
strange perspective
- 12—Valentin de Boulogne (1591-1632)
The Concert 1620
Paris, Louvre
French Caravaggisti
darting eyes, no main point of the painting
(compare to the fortune teller)
- 13—Valentin de Boulogne
Judith and Holofernes 1626
Valetta
more gore
judith looks more nonchalant compared to caravaggio's
- 14—Georges de la Tour
The Musician's Brawl 1625-30
LA, Getty
elevating the poor
many characters (3/4)
some looking at audience
- 15—Georges de la Tour
The Hurdy Gurdy Player 1628-30
Nantes, Musee des Beaux-Arts
illusion of fly is like the sound of the hurdy gurdy
- 16—Georges de la Tour
The Fortune Teller 1630-34
New York, MET
stage lighting like Caravaggio
darting eyes (inherently french)
fine brush working on the dress
- 17—Georges de la Tour
The Cheat with the Ace of Diamonds 1630-34
Paris, Lourve
made many copies
- 18—Georges de la Tour
Christ with St. Joseph the Carpenter 1642
Paris, Louvre
light source from candle
moving into abstracted night works
- 19—Georges de la Tour
The Flea Catcher 1630-34
Nancy
very abstracted we don't know who this person is or really the subject
- 20—Georges de la Tour
The Penitent Magdalen 1640-45
Paris, Louvre
- 21—Georges de la Tour
St. Sebastian Tended by Irene 1649
Paris, Louvre
most abstract
- 22—Simone Vouet
The Fortuneteller 1618
Ottawa, National Gallery
very into gestures
engaging audience
- 23—Simone Vouet
The Birth of the Virgin 1620
Rome, S. Francesco a Ripa
looking at sculpture
first major commission
- 24—Simone Vouet
The Temptation of St. Francis 1624
Rome, S. Lorenzo in Lucina
showing he can do many styles but hasn't found his own
candle lighting
- 25—Simone Vouet
The Clothing of St. Francis 1624
Rome, S. Lorenzo in Lucina
looking at domenichino
parallel steps
classical-like
- 26—Simone Vouet
The Rape of Europa 1640
Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection, Madrid
Titian
venetian anticueties
- 27—Simone Vouet
The Presentation in the Temple 1640-41
Paris. Louvre
- 28—Simone Vouet
The Allegory of Prudence 1645
Montpellier, Musee Fabre
- 29—Louis Le Nain
The Peasant Family 1642
Paris, Louvre
- 30—Mathieu Le Nain
La Tabagie 1643
Paris, Louvre
- 31—Antoine Le Nain
Portraits in an Interior 1647
Paris, Louvre
- 32—Mathieu Le Nain
Venus at the Forge of Vulcan 1641
Musee des Beaux-Art, Reims
- 33—Louis Le Nain
The Forge 1640
Paris, Louvre
- 34—Louis Le Nain
The Cart 1641
Paris, Louvre
- 35—Louis Le Nain
Peasants before a House 1640
San Fransico, Fine Arts Museum
- 36—Nicolas Poussin (1593-1665)
Midas before Bacchus 1624
Munich, Alte Pinakothek
- 37—Nicolas Poussin
Cephalus and Aurora 1628
London, National Gallery
- 38—Nicolas Poussin
The Inspiration of the Epic Poet 1628
Paris, Louvre
- 39—Nicolas Poussin
Echo and Narcissus 1629
Paris, Louvre
- 40—Nicolas Poussin
Martyrdom of St. Erasmus 1628-29
Rome, Pinacoteca Vaticana
- 41—Nicolas Poussin
Death of Germanicus 1628-29
Minneapolis, Institute of Arts
- 42—Nicolas Poussin
The Massacre of the Innocents 1630
Chantilly, Musee Conde
- 43—Nicolas Poussin
The Kingdome of Flora 1631
Dresden, Staatliche Gemalgarie
- 44—Nicolas Poussin
Et in Arcadia Ego 1638-40
Paris, Louvre
- 45—Nicolas Poussin
Adoration of the Golden Calf 1633
London, National Gallery or Art
- 46—Nicolas Poussin
Triumph of Bacchus 1635
Kansas City, Nelson-Atkins Museum
- 47—Nicolas Poussin
The Seven Sacraments 1636-42
The Eucharist
London, National Gallery
- 48—Nicolas Poussin
Israelites Gathering Manna 1637-39
Paris, Louvre
- 49—Nicolas Poussin
The Seven Sacraments 1636-42
Extreme Unction
Cambridge, Fitzwilliam Museum
- 50—Nicolas Poussin
The Seven Sacraments 1636-42
The Ordination
Fort Worth, Kimball Art Museum
- 51—Nicolas Poussin
The Seven Sacraments (second time) 1642-47
The Ordination
Scotland, National Gallery
- 52—Nicolas Poussin
Holy Family on the Steps 1648
Washington National Gallery
- 53—Nicolas Poussin
Et in Arcadia Ego 1627-28
Chatsworth, Devonshire Collection
- 54—Guercino
Et in Arcadia Ego 1619
Rome, Galleria Corsini
- 55—Nicolas Poussin
Funeral of Phocion 1648
Paris, Louvre
- 56—Nicolas Poussin
Landscape with Diogenes 1648
Paris, Louvre
- 57—Claude Lorrain
View of Campo Vaccino LV 9 1636
Paris, Louvre
- 58—Claude Lorrian
Seaport with the Campidoglio LV 10 1636
Paris, Louvre
- 59—Claude Lorrain
Embarkation of Queen Sheba LV 114 1648
London, National Gallery of Art
- 60—Claude Lorrain
Seaport with the Embarkation of St. Ursula LV 54 1641
London, National Gallery of Art
- 61—Claude Lorrain
Sermon on the Mount 1656
New York, Frick Collection
- 62—Claude Lorrain
Cephalus and Procris Reunited by Diana 1645
London, National Gallery
- 63—Claude Lorrain
Seaport with Setting Sun 1644
Paris, Louvre
- 64—Nicolas Poussin
Landscape with a Man Killed by a Snake 1648
London, National Gallery
- 65—Nicolas Poussin
Winter 1660-64
Paris, Louvre
- 66—Salvator Rosa
Self Portrait 1647
New York, MET
- 67—Salvator Rosa
Coastal Landscape 1636-38
Madrid, Prado
- 68—Salvator Rosa
Landscape with Banditti 1639
Knole, Kent
- 69—Salvartor Rosa
Landscape with St. John the Baptist Pointing out Christ 1650
Glasgow, Art Gallery and Museum
- 70—Salvator Rosa
Landscape with the Baptism of Christ 1650
Glasgow, Art Gallery and Museum
- 71—Salvator Rosa
Diogenes Casting away his bowl 1661-62
etching
Paris, Bibliotheque Nationale
- 72—Philippe de Champaigne
The Miracles of Saint Marie Repentant 1656
Paris, Louvre
- 73—Philippe de Champaigne
Richelieu 1635-40
London, National Gallery
- 74—Philippe de Champaigne
Portrait of a Man 1650
Paris, Louvre
- 75—Philippe de Champaigne
Ex Voto 1662
Paris, Louvre
- 76—Laurent de la Hyre
Music 1650
New York, MET
- 77—Eustache le Sueur
Melpomene, Erato, and Polymnia 1652
Paris, Louvre
- 78—Eustache le Sueur
Clio, Euterpe, and Thalia 1652
Paris, Louvre
- 79—Charles le Brun
Massacre of the Innocents 1647
Paris, Louvre
- 80—Charles le Brun
The Queen of Persia at the Feet of Alexander 1660-61
Versailles, National Museum
- 81—Charles le Brun
The Battle of Arbela 1689
Paris, Louvre
- 82—Charles le Brun
Drawings of Passion
Fright
- 83—Charles le Brun
Drawings of Passion
Admiration
- 84versailleslecture 23
- 85—Francisco de Zurbaran
Christ on a Cross 1627
Chicago, Art Institute
- 86—Francisco de Zurbaran
St. Peter Nolasco: Vision of St. Peter 1629
Madrid, Prado
- 87—Francisco de Zurbaran
St. Serapion 1628
Hartforf, Wadsworth Antheneum
- 88—Francisco de Zurbaran
Virgin of the Immaculate Conception 1635
Madrid, Prado
- 89—Francisco de Zurbaran
The Young Virgin 1640-45
New York, MET
- 90—Francisco de Zurbaran
The Adoration of the Shepherds 1638
Grenoble, Musee de Peinture et de Sculpture
- 91—Francisco de Zurbaran
The Adoration of the Magi 1638
- 92—Francisco de Zurbaran
Lamb 1635-40
Madrid, Prado
- 93—Francisco de Zurbaran
Still Life 1633
Pasadena, Norton Simon Museum
- 94—Francisco de Zurbaran
The Annunciation 1650
Philadelphia Museum of Art
- 95—Jusepe de Ribera
Sense of Taste 1613-16
Hartford, Wadsworth Atheneum
- 96—Jusepe de Ribera
Sense of Touch 1611-13
Pasadena, Norton Simon Musem
- 97—Jusepe de Ribera
St. Jerome and the Angel 1626
Naples, Capodimonte
- 98—Jusepe de Ribera
Drunken Silenus 1626
Naples, Capodimonte
- 99—Jusepe de Ribera
Magdalena Ventura 1631
Toledo
- 100—Jusepe de Ribera
Apollo and Marsyas 1637
Naples, Capodimonte
- 101—Jusepe de Ribera
Apollo and Marsyas 1637
Brussels, Musee Royauz des Beaux-Arts
- 102—Jusepe de Ribera
Clubfooted Boy 1642
Paris, Louvre
- 103—Jusepe de Ribera
Marriage of St. Catherine 1648
New York, MET
- 104—Diego Velazquez
Old Woman Cooking Eggs 1618
Edinburgh, National Gallery of Scotland
- 105—Diego Velazquez
Water Seller 1618-22
London, Wellington Museum
- 106—Diego Velazquez
Adoration of the Magi 1619
Madrid, Prado
- 107—Diego Velazquez
Christ in the House of Mary and Martha 1618
London, National Gallery of Art
- 108—Diego Velazquez
Los Borrachos 1629
Madrid, Prado
- 109—Diego Velazquez
Forge of Vulcan 1630
Madrid, Prado
- 110—Diego Velazquez
Joseph's Bloodied Coat Presented to Jacob 1630
El Escorial
- 111—Diego Velazquez
Garden at the Villa Medici 1630
Madrid, Prado
- 112—Diego Velazquez
Saint Anthony Abbot and Saint Paul the Hermit 1633
Madrid, Prado
- 113—Diego Velazquez
Surrender of Breda 1635
Madrid, Prado
- 114—Diego Velazquez
Phili IV in Brown and Silver 1630
London, National Gallery
- 115—Diego Velazquez
Toilet of Venus 1648
London, National Gallery
- 116—Diego Velazquez
Mars 1640
Madrid, Prado
- 117—Diego Velazquez
Innocent X 1649
Rome, Galleria Doria Pamphili
- 118—Diego Velazquez
Las Hilanderas 1656
Madrid, Prado
- 119—Diego Velazquez
Las Meninas 1656
Madrid, Prado
- 120Sixtus V1585-90
urban planner
little pear - 121—G. Mazzoni
Palazzo Spada 1550
refurbished 1632-61 by Cardinal Bernardino Spada
- 122—Francesco Borromini and Giovanni Maria da Bitonto
Trompe l’oeil colonnade, c. 1653
- 123—Emmanuel Maignan
Astronomical Clock 1640
- 124—Emmanuel Maignan
Anamorphic painting of S. Francesco di Paola, c. 1642
Rome, Trinità dei Monti
- 125—Andrea Pozzo
The Glorification of St.
Ignatius S. Ignazio, Rome
1691-94
- 126bel compostocombining of the arts
- 127discaled carmelitesnuns who devote themselves to prayer
- 128Alexander VII1655-67
6 mountains and star brother to agostino chigi - 129Ut pictura poesisas is painting so is poetry
- 130affettiexpression, emotion, or mood
- 131invenzioneinvention of someone's idea
- 132theory of modes dorian modeemotional in viewing
somber mood - 133Agostino Tassitaught other artists how to forge/replicate paintings
- 134Paul BrilFlemish Painter
- 135Liber VeritatisClaude Lorrain's book of completed paintings (LV)
- 136Campidogliosenate house in ancient rome
- 137L. B. ALBERTI'S ‘COSTRUZIONE LEGITTIMA’first theoretical formulation of the system of artificial perspective (1 vanishing point)
- 138Cardinal Richelieufounded Academie Francaise
- 139Jean-Baptiste ColbertKing Louis' XIV adviser
- 140designers of versailleslouis le vau architect
charles le brun painter
andre le nortre landscape - 141versailles hall of mirrorsgallerie de glaces 1669-85
- 142—garden facade 1669-85

- 143—Francios Girardon
Grotto of Tethys 1664-72
- 144—Francios Girardon
Apollo bathed by the nymphs of tethys
- 145—Jean-Baptiste Tuby
Apollo Rising from the waters 1668-70
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