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Baroque Painting Styles
Tenebrism
Dramatic illumination of figures against dark backgrounds
Chiaroscuro
Strong contrasts between light and dark
Quadratura
Illusionistic ceiling painting
Sfumato
Soft, hazy transitions between colors
Alla Prima
Wet-on-wet painting technique
Trompe l'oeil
Visual illusion in art
Vanitas
Still-life paintings with symbolic objects
Genre Painting
Scenes of everyday life
History Painting
Depictions of historical or mythological events
Portraiture
Formal portraits of nobility and clergy
Still Life
Detailed paintings of inanimate objects
Landscape
Idealized or dramatic natural scenes
Allegorical Painting
Use of symbolism to convey complex ideas
Fresco
Mural painting technique
Quadro Riportato
Framed ceiling paintings
Bozzetto
Small-scale preparatory sketches
Grisaille
Painting executed entirely in shades of gray
Impasto
Thick application of paint
Sottobosco
Still life paintings of forest floor scenes
Pronkstilleven
Ornate still life paintings
Baroque Architecture and Sculpture
Baldachin
Ceremonial canopy over an altar
Cartouche
Ornamental frame around a design element
Volute
Spiral scroll-like ornament
Bel Composto
Unity of the arts in a single work
Rustication
Contrasting surface textures in stonework
Trompe l'oeil Architecture
Architectural optical illusions
Quadratura Architecture
Illusionistic architectural painting
Borrominesque
Style of Francesco Borromini
Churrigueresque
Elaborate Spanish Baroque style
Rococo
Late Baroque style with light colors and curving forms
Baroque Garden
Formal, symmetrical landscape design
Solomonic Column
Spiraling, twisted column
Atlantes
Male figures used as columns
Caryatid
Female figures used as columns
Putti
Representations of chubby male children
Strapwork
Ornamental bandwork in relief
Grotesque
Fantastic or bizarre ornamental designs
Aedicule
Framing device for niches, windows, or doors
Broken Pediment
Pediment with an opening at the top
Quadratura Sculpture
Illusionistic sculptural elements
Baroque Themes and Concepts
Counter-Reformation
Catholic Church's response to Protestantism
Absolutism
Concept of unrestricted power in monarchy
Theatricality
Dramatic and emotional expression in art
Grandeur
Impressive size, scope, or extravagance
Dynamism
Sense of energy and movement in art
Illusionism
Creating the appearance of three-dimensional space
Ecstasy
Intense religious or emotional experiences
Memento Mori
Artistic reminders of mortality
Apotheosis
Glorification of a subject
Baroque Classicism
Fusion of Baroque and Classical styles
Baroque Realism
Detailed, lifelike representations
Baroque Naturalism
Emphasis on natural, unidealized forms
Baroque Humanism
Focus on human emotions and experiences
Baroque Mysticism
Emphasis on spiritual or mystical themes
Baroque Symbolism
Use of complex symbolic imagery
Baroque Rhetoric
Persuasive and emotive artistic language
Baroque Spectacle
Emphasis on visual impact and awe
Baroque Synthesis
Integration of multiple art forms
Baroque Paradox
Use of contradictory elements for effect
Baroque Universalism
Attempt to create a universal artistic language