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Introduction
During
A Brief History
the sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries, after the idealism of the Renaissance
(c. 1400-1530), and the highly unnatural
maniera of Mannerism (c. 1530-1600), a
period known as Baroque emerged and
triumphed with a style known for its
dynamism and dramatic effect, successfully
evoking emotional states by appealing to the
senses. Most accounts of the development of
the arts during this period largely focus on
Rome as it was then…
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