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01/10/2017 1 Baroque Architecture Or, a World in Motion St. Lawrence, 10/1/2017 Baroque Architecture, St. Lawrence, 2017 - 10 - 01 , Beaudoin Sunday, October 1, 2017 Course Outline Movements of the Renaissance Michelangelo and Mannerism Bernini and Borromini From the Renaissance to the Baroque: facades From the Renaissance to the Baroque: St. Peter’s Baroque Architecture, St. Lawrence, 2017 - 10 - 01 , Beaudoin Key Notions -Colossal -Greek/Latin cross -Plan (axial and central)

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Baroque Architecture

Or, a World in MotionSt. Lawrence, 10/1/2017

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Sunday, October 1, 2017Course Outline

Movements of the Renaissance

Michelangelo and Mannerism

Bernini and Borromini

From the Renaissance to the Baroque: facades

From the Renaissance to the Baroque: St. Peter’s

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Key Notions

-Colossal-Greek/Latin cross-Plan (axial and central)

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Movements of the Renaissance

1400-80 1480-1520 1520-1600 1600+-Brunelleschi -Bramante -Palladio-Alberti

Early High Late RenaissanceMannerism Baroque-Michelangelo -Maderno

-Romano -Bernini

-Della Porta -Borromini

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Europe, 1500

Source: 6

Michelangelo (1475-1564)

Or, Beyond the High Renaissance into Mannerism

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Michelangelo, The New SacristySan Lorenzo Church, 1520, Florence

Source: 10 & 2 High Mannerism Baroque

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Michelangelo, The New SacristySan Lorenzo Church, 1520, Florence

Source: 10 & 2 High Mannerism Baroque

Mannerism

-Subversion of Orders

-Alternation in pediments

-Hanging motifs

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Brunelleschi, Pazzi Chapel; Michelangelo, The New Sacristy

Source: 7 & 10 Early Mannerism

In common

1. Pietra serena

2. Pendentives

3. Decorative pilasters

4. Square/circle

Differences

1. Doors

2. White walls

3. Lines on floor 4. Tiled floor

5. Superimposition of Orders

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Capitoline HillMichelangelo,Rome, 1538

Source: 2 High Mannerism Baroque

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Michelangelo, Capitoline HillSenate Building

Source: 8 High Mannerism Baroque

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Capitoline HillMichelangelo, Rome, 1538

Source: 7 High Mannerism Baroque

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The Baroque

With Bernini and Borromini

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Sant’Andréa al QuirinaleGianlorenzo Bernini (1598-1680), Rome, 1658-70

Source: 9 High Mannerism Baroque

Baroque Architecture, St. Lawrence, 2017-10-01, BeaudoinSource: 8 High Mannerism Baroque

Bernini, Sant’Andréa al QuirinaleAltar and Plan

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Bernini, Sant’Andréa al QuirinaleDome

High Mannerism Baroque

Sant’Andrea video

Baroque Architecture, St. Lawrence, 2017-10-01, BeaudoinSource: 8 High Mannerism Baroque

Francesco Borromini (1599-1667)Saint Charles of the Four Fountains

Rome, 1638-44 ; façade, 1665

Saint Charles video

Baroque Architecture, St. Lawrence, 2017-10-01, BeaudoinSource: 12 High Mannerism Baroque

Borromini, Saint Charles of the Four FountainsDome and Plan

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Facades

From the High Renaissance to the Baroque

Baroque Architecture, St. Lawrence, 2017-10-01, BeaudoinSource: 7 & 8 High Mannerism Baroque

Guidetto Guidetti, Santa CatarinaRome, 1564

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Il GesuGiacomo Della Porta,

Rome, 1568-1575

Source: 8 High Mannerism Baroque

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Santa SuzannaCarlo Maderno,

Rome, 1597

Source: 7 High Mannerism Baroque

Baroque Architecture, St. Lawrence, 2017-10-01, BeaudoinSource: 7 High Mannerism Baroque

Martino Longhi, Saint VincentRome, 1646-50

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A History of Facades

Source: 7

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St. Peter’s

From the High Renaissance to the Baroque

Baroque Architecture, St. Lawrence, 2017-10-01, BeaudoinHigh Mannerism Baroque

Bramante, St. Peter’sRome, 1505

Raphael, Julius II, 1511-12

Central plan

Greek Cross

Baroque Architecture, St. Lawrence, 2017-10-01, BeaudoinSource: 8 Late Mannerism

Michelangelo, St. Peter’sRome, 1547-64

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Michelangelo, St. Peter’s: Canopy (Bernini, 1624-1633, Gilded Bronze, 30 m high)

Source: 8 Dome is Mannerist Altar is Baroque

St. Peter’s video

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Carlo Maderno (1556-1629), St. Peter’sRome, 1606-1612

Source: 8 High Mannerism Baroque

Axial plan

Latin Cross

Baroque Architecture, St. Lawrence, 2017-10-01, BeaudoinSource: 8 High Mannerism Baroque

Bernini, St. Peter’sRome, 1656

St. Peter’s Piazza video

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Michelangelo’s toying with Classicism inspired Mannerism, a movement that paralleled the Late Renaissance until the arrival of the Baroque

Baroque architecture aims at suggesting movement 1) by warping Classicism (e.g. the circle to the oval), 2) by the idea that ‘more is better’ (e.g. multiplication of supports), and 3) by playing with lines, namely broken ones

Review

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The “expansion” of the world fragilized man’s confidence in his understanding of it and shattered his idealized epistemological tower

However, with reality superseding idealism, a new dynamic approach to scientific analysis took hold of man’s spirit, which translated in art by a focus on movement and no-longer-idealized Classicism

Conclusion