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Caravaggio
composition
drama
cultural
Baroque
Rococo
Rococo
chiaroscuro
perspective
Rococo
pleasure
The 17th-century art movement known for its use of dramatic light and shadow is called
.
The technique involving contrast between light and dark to create depth in an artwork is known as
.
A lighter, 18th-century art movement characterized by playful themes and ornate decorations is
.
The
movement is known for focusing on leisurely aristocratic life and elegance.
was a prominent Baroque artist known for his intense use of chiaroscuro and emotional depth.
Jean-Honoré Fragonard's "The Swing" is an iconic artwork from the
movement.
The Baroque art movement sought to engage viewers and evoke emotional responses through its use of
and dynamic compositions.
The shift from Baroque to Rococo art reflected a societal move towards prioritizing
and enjoyment.
The use of
, or the arrangement of visual elements in art, is a key component in creating a sense of realism and depth.
The backdrop of societal, cultural, and historical influences that shapes art is known as its
context.
The method used to represent three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface in a way that mimics natural vision is called
.