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Counter-reformation art was meant to draw people back to Catholicism. They embodied the dramatic and whimsy, using extremely realistic details and also emphasized modesty. Some great examples of Counter-Reformation Art would be Gian Bernini's sculptures. They are so intricate and truly capture their goals, look up his sculptures "The Ecstasy of St. Theresa", "David", "Apollo", and "The Rape of Persephone", which is my favorite sculpture of his.
Bernini used the pyramid configuration to create figures that had more stability and harmony.
Likely it was Bernini. Gian Lorenzo Bernini (1598-1680).
Bernini and Borromini
Capturing figures in a split second of action.
Capturing figures in a split second of action.
I suppose you are talking about Bernini's sculpture group in S Maria della Vittoria in Rome. Like most of Bernini's work it is typical of the Baroque period.
Well depending upon which country you are from foreign art would be technically any art that is not from your country. If you live in the U.S. then you Bernini would be a foreign artist (Renaissance period Italian sculptor). If you live out of the U.S. then Claes Oldenburg would qualify.
Bel Composto was an artistic theory developed by Bernini during the Baroque. The theory involved unifying the arts of painting, sculpting, and architecture. One example of Bernini's use of Bel Composto is the Sant'Andrea al Quirinale, where Bernini embedded sculptures into the church's architecture.
What makes Gian Lorenzo Bernini so special is that he developed his own style of sculpting known as the Baroque style, which many artist are unable to do. Besides for sculpting, he was also a well known architect.
Adriana Capriotti has written: 'Bernini architetto' -- subject(s): Architects, Baroque Architecture, Biography
The statue depicts the subject matter with lifelike accuracy.
The Baroque comes after the renaissance, i.e. late 16th century and most of the17th century.The Baroque movement encompasses architecture, religious paintings, and sculpture. Painters used rich colors and chiaroscuro (credited to Caravaggio) in their works. The figures in the paintings were naturalistic and frequently sported exaggerated gestures. The style was very emotional, and the scenes selected for the work were usually important and dramatic biblical scenes. The use of light was important in the artwork; it enhanced the experience of the scene.The most famous sculptor to come out of the Baroque period is without a doubt Bernini. His sculptures were extremely detailed. Bernini is arguably one of the most talented sculptors of all time because of the way he could manipulate the different textures of his subject in marble. He used large gestures that broke the plane of the sculpture to suggest drama and emotion. One of his most famous works is The Ecstasy of St. Theresa.One fundamental change that the Baroque style brought along in architecture was the use of the oval. Famously, St. Peter's Square, is memorable for its long oval shape. Baroque design also emphasized the use of light.