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This 8 page paper examines three artists and their works of the Baroque period for their similarities and differences. Comparisons used include Milton's Pariidise Lost, Voltaire's Candide, and Rembrandt's Night Watch.. It is the element of story, or how it is told, that we will use to examine each of these historic art pieces.
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Written by for the Paperstore, Inc., April 2000 Introduction: "Contrary to
the widespread belief that the idea of literature in our modern sense emerged in the eighteenth century, we find that it goes back to ancient times, in fact much of
what we identify as literature belonged, in antiquity and in the medieval period, to the domain of the storyteller( Marino pp 3). It is the element of the story,
or how it is told that we will use to examine each of these historic art pieces. The Style of the Baroque Period The
Baroque period was a dynamic and expressive style that dominated Europe from about 1600 to 1750. The term was used not only to describe painting, sculpture and architecture of
the period, but music and literature as well. It occurred as a rejection of balance of Renaissance Classicism and the uncertainty of Mannerism or Neo-Classicism. Much of the
Baroque style in the visual arts was shaped by Tintoretto (1518-1594) and Veronese (1528-1588). Both were interested in the depiction of texture, atmosphere and color. They were always
concerned with the senses, with the particular look, feel and shape of things, both divine and mundane (Cole 155).
Look at the clothing of this particular period, frills, laces, velvets and silks. Think how a person, even today, feels when they dress in any of those textures,
and it will give you a hint about the attitudes, feelings and overall sensuous nature of the Baroque Period Voltaires Candide The Enlightenment had its roots in
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