caravaggio paintings

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caravaggio paintings
Boroque art? .. Pictures?

What is the purpose of all the paintings below? What is the composition of opportunity? 1: 2 http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/cas/his/CoreArt/art/resources/frag_blind.jpg: http://pictopia.com/perl/get_image?provider_id=207&size=550×550_mb&ptp_photo_id=144561 3: 4 http://www.dl.ket.org/humanities/gallery/images/caravaggio_.jpg: http://www.dl.ket.org/humanities/gallery/images/rembrandt_.jpg 5: 6 http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/bb172/RococoFlow/Maidith03.jpg: http://i210. photobucket.com/albums/bb172/RococoFlow/Maidith03.jpg

1 is Rococo. Fragonard. fete galante is a picture, which means that it is a painting of an outdoor stage with aristocracy have fun (not for flirting). you can say it is because of the Baroque pastel, frilly dresses, the themes of love and pleasure, trees and grass in the garden alotta. … 2 is well, it looks like it's from Vermeer is a Dutch Baroque. Vermeer did everyday scenes Women. He made the women make everyday tasks extraordinary look. It was the first feminist painter. 3. is by Caravaggio, the Italian Baroque which invented tenebrism (Stagelight) where there is a light that shines diagonally on the great figures. This looks like a religious piece. 4 is night watchman Rembrandt. He was Dutch and Baroque is a picture of the militia, called Nightwatch improperly because the paint has darkened over the years because of damage. This was painted after the death of a girl by Rembrandt, so that the girl in the back-lit is probably it. and again you can see how it is influenced by tenebrism 5. This piece – Rococo – later, no doubt influenced Art Nouveau. but anywho, this is a mystical creature stage. Again, it is frilly dresses. 6. as 5.