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Extractions: Per visualizzare l'immagine è necessario il Plug-in di Flash. Nacque a Napoli nel 1598 e scomparse a Roma nel 1680. Influenze Classiciste Fu un grande architetto, scultore, scenografo, pittore e autore di teatro. Rappresenta uno dei personaggi dominanti del Seicento italiano; le sue sculture sono caratterizzate dal movimento a spirale e da un pittoricismo che le fa vibrare nello spazio. Lavorò quasi esclusivamente a Roma, da cui si allontanò per pochi mesi nel 1665, chiamato a Parigi per il rinnovamento del Louvre. Ebbe la sua prima educazione artistica sotto la guida del padre Pietro; si formò a Roma, sommando il virtuosismo tecnico del tardo manierismo allo studio del naturalismo ellenistico, le suggestioni dei grandi maestri del Cinquecento al classicismo della pittura dei Carracci. Tale formazione appare evidente nei gruppi marmorei di "Giove fanciullo e la capra Amaltea" del 1615 ca., nel "Ratto di Proserpina" del 1621-22, nel "David" del 1623, in "Apollo e Dafne" del 1622-25. San Pietro Inizia in seguito la lunga serie di opere per S. Pietro, che occupò l'artista per più di quarantanni: il primo lavoro è il "Baldacchino" del 1624-33, col quale sostituì ai tradizionali cibori un'originalissima struttura bronzea, che si inserisce nell'enorme vano sottostante la cupola. Ideò poi il rivestimento di marmi policromi delle navate, realizzò i monumenti funebri di Urbano VII nel 1628-47, di Alessandro VII nel 1671-78, la cappella del Sacramento e la sistemazione del vano absidale con l'immensa "macchina" della cattedra di S. Pietro. Per l'esterno progettò due campanili laterali per la facciata, ma ne venne costruito uno solo e lo si dovette demolire per cedimenti del terreno.
Gianlorenzo Bernini
Gianlorenzo Bernini. 15981680. bernini gianlorenzo Bernini The Ecstasy of SaintTherese Cappella Cornaro, Santa Maria della Vittoria, Rome 1647-52.
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Art History At Loggia | The Artist Gianlorenzo Bernini At A Glance
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Gianlorenzo Bernini. (1598 1680) Added Jan 08 2000 013112 GMT byBill Brookover Baroque Sculptor and architect; HW.Janson's History
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Bernini - Great Buildings Online
Biography of the dominating figure in Roman Baroque art in Great Buildings Online, with photographs Category Arts Art History Artists B bernini, gianlorenzoArchitect, bernini. Search the RIBA architecture library catalogfor more references on bernini. Web Resources, Links on bernini.
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Extractions: Architect Bernini Great Buildings Search Advanced Search Buildings ... Store Works Piazza Navona , at Rome, Italy, 1600 's. Piazza of St. Peter's , at Vatican City, surrounded by Rome, Italy, 1656 to 1667. Sant'Andrea al Quirinale , at Rome, Italy, 1658 to 1665. Biography Bernini (b. Naples, Italy 1598; d. Rome, Italy) Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini was born in Naples in 1598, the son of a Florentine sculptor by whom he was trained. After settling in Rome, Bernini came to the attention of the future Pope Urban VIII. Under the patronage of Pope Urban VIII, Bernini spent his entire career in Rome where he gained his architectural fame under Alexander VII (1655-67). Considered the creator of the Baroque style , Bernini created a fusion of architecture, painting, and sculpture that led to the generation of new, dynamic forms. His works used the drama of false perspective and trompe-l'oeil to create an impact that involved the spectator. He also created a much copied palace facade type which he articulated with massive pilasters above a rusticated base. Although Bernini grafted completely new sculptural forms onto Renaissance buildings, he maintained a continuity with the original serenity of the Renaissance ideal.
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Gianlorenzo Bernini - Acapedia - Free Knowledge, For All
Friends of Acapedia Gian Lorenzo Bernini. (Redirected from GianlorenzoBernini). Gian Lorenzo Bernini (1598 (Naples) 1680 (Rome
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Gianlorenzo Bernini Online
gianlorenzo bernini Italian Baroque Era Sculptor, 15981680 Guide to pictures of works by gianlorenzo bernini in art museum sites and image archives worldwide. gianlorenzo bernini art links/last verified February, 27-28 2003
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Gianlorenzo Bernini
bernini, bernini, gianlorenzo, bernini, gianlorenzo http//natalew.best.vwh.net/BaroqueB.htmlThe artist's paintings and related educational art links.
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Extractions: VIEW IMAGE LIST See also: Baroque Art Sculptors Artchive Sculpture Garden "Bernini was a sculptor, painter and architect and a formative influence as an outstanding exponent of the Italian Baroque. He was an exceptional portrait artist and owes to his father his accomplished techniques in the handling of marble and also an impressive list of patrons that included the Borghese and the Barbarini families. Bernini originally worked in the Late Mannerist tradition but rejected the contrived tendencies of this style. By 1624 he had adopted an expression that was passionate and full of emotional and psychological energy. His figures are caught in a transient moment from a single viewpoint, bursting into the spectator's space. In 1644 such interpretation reaches maturity in his rendition of the vision and Ecstasy of Saint Teresa . The Spanish nun swoons in heavenly rapture at the point of an angel's arrow. The work is a prime example of Bernini's vision of a decorative whole combining different materials and colours within an architectural space. A succession of powerful patrons in Rome and in Paris assured his reputation as an entrepreneurial artist who captured the spirit of the Counter-Reformation. His extreme and intense characterizations have fallen in and out of favor but his Baroque legacy remains intact."
Bernini, Gianlorenzo
bernini, gianlorenzo David, bernini, 1623 Apollo and Daphne, bernini, 1624Aerial view of St. Peter¹s Basilica (Vatican city), bernini, 1626
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Barocco Genius Gian Lorenzo Bernini
See photos or read about bernini's most famous work, including the St. Peter's colonnade, the St. Angelo Bridge, and the Piazza Navona fountains. bernini Sculpture en Plein Air. St. Peter's Colonnade. In bernini's days in the 1600's, Rome of St Peter's and bernini created the cathedral's impressive colonnade,
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Extractions: In Bernini's days in the 1600's, Rome was one huge construction site. Pope Paolo V Borghese ordered the enlargement of St Peter's and Bernini created the cathedral's impressive colonnade, a supreme architectural achievement. It is estimated that at least 200 artists, decorators and architects must have been working under Bernini on the site. The colonnade at St. Peter's is the culmination of Bernini's art, perfected over the span of his long working life. Sant'Angelo Bridge In 1623, Pope Urban VIII commissioned Bernini to begin work on the very first of Rome's fountains, signalling the trust placed in him by the Vatican. Indeed, Urban VIII named Bernini superintendent of the Piazza Navona fountains. During this period, Bernini carried out construction of numerous fountains throughout Rome: La Barcaccia in the Piazza di Spagna, Il Tritone in Piazza Barberini, the Fontana di Trevi and the Fontana dei Fiumi in Piazza Navona.
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bernini, gianlorenzo (Italian, 15981680)
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Extractions: Bernini, Gianlorenzo (Italian, 1598-1680) Bacchanal: A Faun Teased by Children, 1616-17, marble, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. 95KB The Rape of Proserpina, 1621-22, marble, Borghese Gallery, Rome. 65KB. The Ecstasy of St. Teresa, 1645-52, marble, Santa Maria della Vittoria at Rome. 151KB Daniel, 1650, marble, Santa Maria del Populo, Rome. 113KB
Maderna, Carlo, (with Gianlorenzo Bernini)
Maderna, Carlo, (with gianlorenzo bernini) Barberini Palace (western view), Maderna, 16281635 Barberini Palace (plan of first floor), Maderna , 1628-1638.
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Works By Artist
72 Works by bernini, gianlorenzo (15981680), Italy. Title 6, Date, Views,Museum. Aeneas and Anchises, 1620, 3, Italy, Rome, Galleria Borghese.
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Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini (Gianlorenzo)
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Bernini, Gianlorenzo
Artsworld links Art and Architecture on Artsworld TV, Biography gianlorenzo BerniniArtist Italy Born 7 Dec 1598 Died 28 Sep 1680 Italian sculptor, architect
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Extractions: Italian sculptor, architect, painter, and designer, the supreme artist of the Italian Baroque. His father, Pietro (1562-1629), was a Mannerist sculptor of some distinction, active in Naples and then from c1605 in Rome, and Gianlorenzo owed to him not only his early training in the handling of marble but also his introduction to the group of powerful patrons, the Borghese and the Barberini, who so promptly fostered his genius. For Cardinal Scipione Borghese he executed a remarkable series of life-size marble sculptures; in their dramatic vigour and movement they made a complete break with the Mannerist tradition, and they showed unprecedented virtuosity in making cold stone seem as supple as living flesh. These are 'Aeneas', 'Anchises', and 'Ascanius' (1618-19), 'The Rape of Proserpine' (1621-22), 'David' (1623), and 'Apollo and Dapline' (1622-25), all in the Borghese Gallery in Rome. Bernini accurately predicted that his reputation would decline after his death. To the Neo-classical taste of the 18th century his approach to sculpture was anathema, to Ruskin in the 19th century it seemed 'impossible for false taste and base feeling to sink lower', and to the devotees of the idea of 'truth to materials' in the 20th century he appeared, in the words of his most distinguished apologist, Rudolf Wittkower, as 'Antichrist personified'. It is only fairly recently that he has come to enjoy a reputation, comparable with his status in his lifetime, as the greatest sculptor since Michelangelo and one of the giants of Baroque architecture.
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