Baroque art in Italy

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Caravaggio
A Baroque painter known for his dramatic use of light and shadow, particularly in works like 'Conversion of Paul'.
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Conversion of Paul (What is the painting about?)

A 1601 painting by Caravaggio depicting the moment Paul is knocked off his horse by a blinding light, symbolizing his conversion to Christianity.
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Tenebrism
A technique used in Baroque art characterized by stark contrasts between light and dark.
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Artemisia Gentileschi
A prominent female Baroque painter known for her naturalistic style and depiction of strong female figures.
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Self-Portrait as Allegory of Painting
Artemisia Gentileschi's 1638-39 painting representing herself as an allegorical figure of painting, symbolizing a new status for artists.
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Borromini
An architect known for his innovative designs, especially noted in the facade of 'San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane'.
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San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane
A church designed by Borromini, characterized by its dramatically simple facade and elastic structure.
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Bernini
A Baroque sculptor and architect, noted for his dynamic sculptures such as 'David' and 'The Ecstasy of St. Teresa'.
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Ecstasy of St. Teresa
A sculptural work by Bernini illustrating the mystical experience of St. Teresa, blending painting, sculpture, and architecture.
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Baroque sculpture
A style of sculpture known for its emotional intensity and dramatic expressions, exemplified by Bernini's works.