Gianlorenzo Bernini: The Ecstasy Of St. Teresa
Diala Tadros
MRS. Doyle
10/5/16
UNIT #1 Test
Q1 A. The time period that I would reside in western culture is the 17th century because the population during the 17th century grew in very high numbers. England became really rich in the 17th century. The trade and commerce kept growing, by the ends of that century trade was one of the important part of English cash managements, like the glass, brick making, iron. There was an important movement in London in the 17th century the piped water was created. In this time period to the banks development were growing more commercial so loaning money became more important which helped the economy to survive and develop their streets, buildings, schools. and also admitting more money to support families …show more content…
The building that captures the essence of 17th-century western culture is the Baroque sculpture Gianlorenzo Bernini (The Ecstasy of St. Teresa). Because it’s one of the best remarkable pictures to look at for the baroque. Designed to bring holy of the catholic faith. excessive state of amusement. From the far image, I see the angel trying to protect ST. Teresa. His attention at her while he is scared that something is going to abuse her. But from closer detail I see the angel holding an arrow and trying to stab ST. Teresa.
B. Starting with the comparison between both Rococo and Neoclassicism architectures has achieved similarities despite an entire revolution of the style of style that appear with neoclassicism, it was able to maintain the culture, political condition, and social condition in its argument. Both found the attention of color in appreciating that image of a once significant structure. Both keep it the creative value using fancy features such as painting and sculpture for rococo and statues for …show more content…
A. The most three significant developments in 17th century performing art in dance is the movement of the body in different ways.so in the 17th century classical ballet, it was spirited between Italy and France. It’s a way of body movement that needs training and education. It was evolved from the developing sophistications of technique and preforming in the court ballet. theatre the Moliere play write major work Tartuffe. It is a delightful play from France golden days, it is fun to read, it is about family. For music it is Johann Bach music because he is the most important composer in the history of western music.
B. But in the 18th century the most significant development preforming art is dance to but in this century dance divided into two types ballet an entrée which focused on display and the ballet action which focused on drama. theatre William Congreve “the way of the world “it is significant because it is a comedy of manners play. It title give us the understanding that the author is making fun of these things of the way the world work. The music in the 18th century was by Beethoven it is an amazing music because he wrote so much of it when he was almost or totally
MRS. Doyle
10/5/16
UNIT #1 Test
Q1 A. The time period that I would reside in western culture is the 17th century because the population during the 17th century grew in very high numbers. England became really rich in the 17th century. The trade and commerce kept growing, by the ends of that century trade was one of the important part of English cash managements, like the glass, brick making, iron. There was an important movement in London in the 17th century the piped water was created. In this time period to the banks development were growing more commercial so loaning money became more important which helped the economy to survive and develop their streets, buildings, schools. and also admitting more money to support families …show more content…
The building that captures the essence of 17th-century western culture is the Baroque sculpture Gianlorenzo Bernini (The Ecstasy of St. Teresa). Because it’s one of the best remarkable pictures to look at for the baroque. Designed to bring holy of the catholic faith. excessive state of amusement. From the far image, I see the angel trying to protect ST. Teresa. His attention at her while he is scared that something is going to abuse her. But from closer detail I see the angel holding an arrow and trying to stab ST. Teresa.
B. Starting with the comparison between both Rococo and Neoclassicism architectures has achieved similarities despite an entire revolution of the style of style that appear with neoclassicism, it was able to maintain the culture, political condition, and social condition in its argument. Both found the attention of color in appreciating that image of a once significant structure. Both keep it the creative value using fancy features such as painting and sculpture for rococo and statues for …show more content…
A. The most three significant developments in 17th century performing art in dance is the movement of the body in different ways.so in the 17th century classical ballet, it was spirited between Italy and France. It’s a way of body movement that needs training and education. It was evolved from the developing sophistications of technique and preforming in the court ballet. theatre the Moliere play write major work Tartuffe. It is a delightful play from France golden days, it is fun to read, it is about family. For music it is Johann Bach music because he is the most important composer in the history of western music.
B. But in the 18th century the most significant development preforming art is dance to but in this century dance divided into two types ballet an entrée which focused on display and the ballet action which focused on drama. theatre William Congreve “the way of the world “it is significant because it is a comedy of manners play. It title give us the understanding that the author is making fun of these things of the way the world work. The music in the 18th century was by Beethoven it is an amazing music because he wrote so much of it when he was almost or totally