Title: Baroque Art, Part 2
1Baroque Art, Part 2
2This time we will look at the art of four
artistsPoussin, Bernini, van Dyck, and
Velazquez.
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4Painting 27 Poussins The Rape Taking of the
Sabine Women
5Nicolas Poussin1594-1665
6Poussin was from France,but he worked in Italy.
7In ancient Rome, a man who told the story of the
Romans, Livy,
8wrote that just after the cityof Rome was
started,
9the men of Rome decided to take wives from the
Sabines, their neighbors.
10This is called the rape taking of the Sabine
women. Here is Poussins The Rape Taking of
the Sabine Women.
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12Poussins The Rape of the Sabine Women
- Do the women want to go with the men?Werent
the Roman men being very mean?
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14Painting 28Poussins Et in Arcadia ego
- Sayet in ahr-KAH-dee-uh EGG-oh
15Arcadia is an place in Greece,
16but sometimes, Arcadia means a wonderful,
beautiful place in nature.
17Shepherds are peoplewho watch sheep.
18The Romans spoke a language called Latin.In
Latin, et in Arcadia ego means I am in Arcadia
too.
19Here is PoussinsEt in Arcadia ego.
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21Poussins Et in Arcadia ego
- Three shepherds are reading Et in Arcadia ego.
A person is buried here under these stonesit is
a tomb. - Do you see the shadow on the tomb? Is the lady
pretty?
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23Sculpture 29BerninisEcstasy of St. Theresa
24Gian Lorenzo Bernini1598-1680
25St. Teresa
26said that an angel came and made her feel that
God was near.
27This gave her ecstasy, which means great
pleasure.She was very, very happy. Here is
BerninisEcstasy of St. Theresa.
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29BerninisEcstasy of St. Theresa
- What is the angel holding?
- Do you see the lines coming down behind Teresa
and the angel? What do you think that is? - Does it look like Teresa is sitting on a cloud?
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31Painting 30Van DycksCharles I of England
32Anthony van Dyck1599-1641
33Van Dyck was from Flanders.
34Flanders was close to England. (See London?
That is England.)
35King Charles I of England was a famous monarch
(king or queen).
36Van Dyck painted many portraits, or pictures, of
Charles I.Here is one of Van Dycks portraits,
Charles I of England.
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38Van DycksCharles I of England
- We say King Charles looks like a cavalier.
- What is Charles holding in his hand?
- He got off his horse. What do you think he is
going to do now? - What color are his pants?
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40VelazquezLas Meninas
41Diego Velazquez1599-1660
42Kings and queens have children. They are princes
and princesses.
43This little girl was the infanta,which means
princess.Her name was Margarita.
44Margarita was the daughter of the King of Spain,
Philippe IV.
45In Spain, people speak Spanish.In Spanish,
Meninas meansMaids of Honor.Here is
VelazquezLas Meninas.
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48VelazquezLas Meninas
- Do you see Infanta Margarita?
- Do you see Velazquez painting? What is he
holding? - ? A woman and young man here very short, called
dwarves. They are not children. - Where are some more paintings?
49Of interest to parents
- (1) Infanta Margarita. She is attended by two
ladies-in-waiting, or meninas doña Isabel de
Velasco (2), who is poised to curtsy to the
princess, and doña MarÃa Agustina Sarmiento de
Sotomayor (3), who kneels before Margarita. To
the right of the Infanta are two dwarfs
Maribarbola (4) and Nicolas Pertusato (5), who
playfully tries to rouse a sleeping mastiff with
his foot. Behind them stands doña Marcela de
Ulloa (6), the princess's chaperone, talking to
an unidentified bodyguard (7). To the rear and
at right stands Don José Nieto Velázquez (8)the
queen's chamberlain. Velázquez himself (9) is
pictured to the left of the scene. A mirror on
the back wall reflects the upper bodies and heads
of two figures King Philip IV (10) and his queen,
Mariana (11). From Wikipedia.
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51VelazquezThe Feast of Bacchus
52Here is a crown of laurel,
53and here is Thomas Jefferson wearing a crown of
laurel.
54Do you remember Bacchus,the God of Wine?
55The wine of Bacchus, it is said, made men drunk
and stupid.These men are called drunkards.
56Here is VelazquezThe Feast of Bacchusalso
called The Drunkards.
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58Velazquez The Feast of Bacchus, or The Drunkards
- What is Bacchus putting on the mans head? Do
you see other crowns? Do you think the men are
drunk?
59The End