ARTS 9 QUIZ 2 (LESSON 3-LESSON 4) Q2

Baroque art reflected religious tensions, particularly due to the Catholic Church's desire to reassert itself over the Protestant Reformation.

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Peter Paul Rubens is known for his highly detailed drawings and preference for using metal plates for his paintings.

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Caravaggio was known for his realistic observation of human emotions and dramatic use of chiaroscuro.

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Diego Velázquez was primarily known for his biblical and mythological paintings, rather than portraits of contemporary figures.

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Rubens often portrayed men as athletic and powerful, symbolizing male dominance and social superiority.

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Rembrandt’s paintings often depicted idealized biblical figures, distancing them from the naturalism seen in other Baroque works.

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Bernini is credited with establishing the Baroque style in sculpture, known for its drama and elaborate detail.

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Caravaggio’s depictions of biblical figures in modern, worn clothing were considered controversial by some viewers of his time.

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Diego Velázquez often used a wide palette of colors and complex color schemes in his paintings.

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Bernini designed an extensive colonnade at St. Peter’s Square, featuring 284 columns and statues of saints.

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