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Baroque

The Art Bulletin, 1980
Malcolm Campbell, John Rupert Martin
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Baroque

2013
The Baroque is a name given to a style that dominated western Europe from the late 16th century to the mid-18th century (roughly 1580–1750). It is a style most closely associated with the art and architecture of Italy; however, it is recognized as a pan-European phenomenon, which more recently has also been applied to the arts of Spanish colonies.
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Baroque

The Musical Times, 1979
Michael Talbot   +10 more
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The Baroque

The Art Bulletin, 1970
Remy G. Saisselin, Germain Bazin
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The Baroque

Abstract This chapter addresses the baroque, which employs symmetry in its expression of order, control, and majesty, although symmetry is not necessary for expressions of grandeur. The baroque strategy of a strong central axis focuses attention on a singular idea, ranging from collective social life to a singular dominant authority.
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The Baroque

The Musical Times, 1969
Stanley Sadie, Claude V. Palisca
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Baroques

2002
The book is an extensive survey on the forms of baroque art and architecture in the world. The approach is widely theoretical as well as historical.
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Baroque

2019
Peter J. Burgard   +2 more
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