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given the sample collage, can you identify the different art forms of medieval, renaissance and boroque periods?

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Answer from: cakeisalie6865

The different art forms of the medieval, renaissance, and the baroque periods include the following:

Medieval period: Medieval art refers to arts in the Middle Ages. The artwork was gotten from the artistic heritage of the Roman Empire. Some of the characteristics of this art include bright colors, elaborate patterns, Christian subject matter, etc. Renaissance period: Renaissance art was a representational firm of art and this was a gradual shift from the abstract art form during the medieval period. Some of the characteristics of Renaissance art include illusionistic paintings, the revival of the Roman and classical Greek art forms, and the naturalistic realism of the art.Baroque period: Baroque art flourished in the early 17th century. It was the use of clear details in painting and art. Some of the characteristics of Baroque art include emotional exuberance, dynamism, dramatic use of colors, etc. An example of Baroque art is Nicholaes Tulp which was a painting by Rembrandt.

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Answer from: nylaboo2222

Hello. You did not show the sample to which the question is referring, which makes it impossible for that question to be answered, however, I can help you by showing elements of these three types of art, which will help you to analyze your sample.

Medieval art is that which was produced in the Middle Ages, when the Catholic Church had a strong power and influence throughout Europe. The art of that period reflected this a lot and had very strong religious elements, being a sacred art. It also featured many architectural works inspired by the architecture of the Roman empire and Gothic elements, mainly in England, Germany, Italy, Poland and the Iberian Peninsula.

Renaissance art separated from the influence of the church and had less sacred elements, but invested in elements that represented the greatest expectations and desires of men. At that time, art became something more cultured and intellectual and that is why it began to exalt the human figure by placing it as the center of the universe.

Baroque art, in turn, also has many religious elements, but more dramatic and detailed than in medieval art. Here the artists preferred the use of curves over geometric shapes, they had the divine as the center of the universe and imposed a strong play of shadow and light in their works.