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Gardening and Architecure in the Baroque period
It is hard to believe that gardening could have been one of the major art developments of mid-century Europe. ... I became interested on the gardening and architectural designs shown in these videos, so this report will be focused on some of the history of gardening and its relationship to constructions of mid-century, particularly in the Baroque period, which I think flourished more than the Renaissance artistically speaking. ... These gardens were stricitly close to antiquity and therefore designers followed the rules of classic architecture as far as possible. This aspect is probably the main difference in between the Renaissance and the Baroque creations.
At this particular point in time, the Baroque period had its first appearences in the artistical stage.The Baroque period was one of the most productive periods, well known for its magnificence of art, sculpture, architecture and music. ... The time is 17th century Baroque was the name given to the all the forms of art of that period, however like other styles of art, it began taken over gradually it began at the end of the 16th century and went through almost half of th 18th century, the Baroque comes from the portuguese word barocco, which is the name of a kind of pearl with irregular form. ...
It is said that Baroque art is an intense movement of explosive energy. ... The baroque artist achieved a remarkable harmony in every field from sculpting to gardening. In general the arts during the Baroque created a feeling of movement, energy and tension. ... Baroque came to degraded Renaissance style and brought a much more vivid and exaggerated style.
Mainly the Baroque was divided into three shorter periods, The Early Baroque, which ran from 1590 to 1625. ... In architecture, artists moved toward a more sculptural treatment of the classical arts. ... Next, the High Baroque, from late 1625 to the beginnig of1660 became the exuberant trend in Italian art and was best represented by the architecture and sculpture. ... Finally, the Late Baroque,which went from mid 1660 and far into 1725. ... The late baroque style was especially popular in Germany and Austria, where many artists picked as locations for their work.
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