This art was the most influential Flemish painter of his day/ most influential Baroque artist in Northern Europe.
Rubens
Movement toward Italian idealism reached its height in Rubens.
T or F
True
Large paintings were painted by his pupils and touched up by this artist.
Rubens
Two characteristics of Rubens
Splendid Color
Abundant Physical Energy
This Flemish artist brought the Italian Baroque to Flanders. He did not show much interest in Netherlandish art.
Rubens
Antiquity and Idealism was absent from Rubens mind.
T or F
False. T'was always there
Where did Rubens get his sense of color from?
Venitians
Three Great Flemish Genii
Rubens , Van Dyck , Jacob Jordans
Portraiture is this artist's forte.
Anthony Van Dyck
Greatest school of English painting of the 18th C. is based on this artist and his work.
Anthony Van Dyck
Anthony Van Dyck had his greatest fame in Spain.
T or F
F. Greatest fame was in Flanders
What is the difference between Van Dyck and Rubens?
Their sense of color
This portrait was Van Dycks most impressive of all official state portraits.
Portrait of Charles I in Hunting Dress 1635
This Flemish painter gained international status.
Van Dyck
The most important Renaissance master for Baroque painters was __________.
Titian
This Flemish painter specialized in floral scenes. He was a paradisiacal landscape painter.
Jan Brueghel
This painter plays an important role in 17th C. switch from Mannerism to Baroque in the north.
Jan Breughel
This Flemish painter made an important contribution to peasant genre. His genre scenes may or may not have allegorical meaning.
Adriaen Brouwer
Entire school of genre can be traced to Velasquez' direct influence.
T or F
False. Traced back to A. Brouwer
What is Jan Steen's nationality?
He's dutch, from Holland.
This Dutch painter is the most appealing of 17th C painters. He handles narrative well, has amusing paintings.
Jan Steen
This painting by Jan Steen is the most famous painting in history of Dutch art.
Feast of S.Nicholas
This area was dominated by Calvanism. This left an enormous positive affect on artists who were left completely on their own, without any patronage .
Holland
Flemish painters set about this new demand for painting- but not sculpture. Artist were not able to meet demand and still maintain high level of quality.
T or F
F! Dutch painters set about new deman ... Artists were able to meet demand and keep high quality
Dutch paintings were filled with images of daily life, genre scenes.
T or F
T!
Who was the wife of Rembrandt? After her death, his life turned into a downward spiral . Poor thing!
Saskia
This dutch painter pulled Caravvagio and dutch painting together.
Gerrit Van Honthorst
He was the most versatile of the dutch painters.
Gerrit van Honthorst
Jan Steen specialized in nocturnal/night scenes.
T or F
F! Van Honthorst
Hendrick Ter Brugghen's nationality?
Dutch / Holland
What influenced H. Ter Brugghen's synthesized style?
His long stay in Rome
Realism of Italy
Von Honthorst
The Northern Baroque style only classicism survived. Caravaggio's influence eventuallly died off.
T or F
True!
Three Genii of Dutch painting
Vemeer, Franz Hals , Rembrandt
Frans Hals painting "a la prima."
T or F
True!
Who influenced Judith Leyster's work?
Franz Hals
This painting is one of Franz Hals' best paintings.
Group portaits were popular in Spain.
T or F
True!
Hercules Seghers nationality?
Dutch / Holland
This dutch painter was the first to expirement with etching. Most influential dutch landscape painter in early 17th C. His etched line is unlike any other before his time.
Hercules Seghers
Rembrandt treasured this painter's prints/etchings.
Hercules Seghers
Who is the great dutch master of painting? He was the greatest etcher who ever lived.
Rembrandt
This dutch artist's late style is similar to Titians lightness and fluidity.
Rembrandt
Rembrandt is much less imaginative, doesn't look more deeply into reality. He represents biblical themes in unrealistic terms - kinda like Caravaggio.
T or F
F! Just the opposite. More imaginative, looks more deeply, reps themes in realistic terms
This painting by Rembrandt is one of the most moving works in all of religous art.
Return of the Prodigal Son
This painting by Rembrandt marks the turning point of his career. He enters Amsterdam and receives commissions bc of this painting. Death,drama, and mystery now enter and dominate his work.
Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp
This painters portrais were a record of who he was.
Rembrandt
In his day Rembrandt was more famous for his paintings and not his etchings.
T or F
False! More famous for his etchings
This artist created a market for his etchings/prints.
Rembrandt
Baroque was the age of self-portraits.
T or F
True!
He takes the first deep look in the private person in self portraits.
Rembrandt
This artist made etching a major art form.
Rembrandt
Rembrandt brang his depth of feeling into his work.
T or F
True.
No one had his depth, soul and passion for the image than this artist. He was a great technical master but also brang depth.
