/kloc-what are the manifestations of European art in the 0/7th century?

It is generally believed that the Dutch uprising in the second half of16th century, the establishment of the Netherlands at the turn of16th ~/7th century, and the subsequent British bourgeois revolution indicate that human society is gradually approaching "modern times". It was also during this period that art correspondingly experienced its own modernization process. This process not only means the evolution from classical Renaissance artistic stylism to baroque artistic style, but also means the collision and blending of humanism, Catholicism and Protestantism in artistic thought. It is in such a period of silence, confusion and death-seeking, that is, at the beginning of17th century, in the process of mutual contact and struggle, three schools emerged. This genre is: Italian academic art, Caravaggionism and Baroque art.

academic art

Bologna College, Italy's first so-called Academy of Fine Arts, was founded in 1590. It is the working mode of the three brothers in Karachi that transformed the original apprenticeship into a school-style teaching mode with planned learning steps and procedures. One of their students, Lenny _, developed it into Bologna College and became its first president.

The representative painters of academic art are Carazzi brothers, who combined the skills of famous Venetian and Roman painters, such as Titian and Tintoretto. Their works systematically and comprehensively summarize the previous art, but lack originality and eclectic style. For example, "Beautiful Boys Discover Venus" has a classical theme and accepts Michelangelo's modeling. Among them, the themes of ancient Greece and Rome are all depicted with the skills of Renaissance masters, and the pictures lack romance and realism. It pursues classical elegance, tranquility and balance in form and lacks lyricism and creativity.

Caravaggionism

Caravaggio is a baroque who shows the life of the lower class. He was deeply influenced by Roman stylism in his early days. In his heyday, he accepted the humanistic thoughts and skills of the masters, took an original artistic path, and painted some paintings of secular life, such as Calling the Apostle Matthew, Santa Maria and the Snake, and The Female Oracle. There is no abstract god or ideal beauty in his paintings. He is a real inferior. On the one hand, he has the character of a Democrat.