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Baroque Painters

YGK These Baroque Painters

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The Italian painter who developed the "tenebrism" style of stark light and dark contrast Caravaggio (or Michelangelo Merisi)
The Caravaggio painting where Christ points at a group of men sitting at a table The Calling of Saint Matthew
The Caravaggio work showing a naked Cupid trampling musical instruments and armor Amor Vincit Omnia
The term for artists who imitated Caravaggio's style during and after his life Caravaggisti
The Italian painter who depicted herself as Judith in Judith Slaying Holofernes Artemisia Gentileschi
The painter who raped Artemisia Gentileschi and may have been the model for Holofernes Agostino Tassi
The Dutch portraitist from Haarlem known for his "tronies" Frans Hals
The 1624 Frans Hals portrait of a man in a wide-brimmed hat with a bemused expression The Laughing Cavalier
The Dutch Golden Age painter of The Proposition whose work was long misattributed to her husband or Frans Hals Judith Leyster
The husband of Judith Leyster who was often credited with her work Jan Miense Molenaer
The French painter of Et in Arcadia Ego who spent most of his career in Italy Nicolas Poussin
The meaning of the Latin phrase "Et in Arcadia Ego" “I am even in Arcadia” (a memento mori)
The Poussin painting showing four figures dancing while Father Time plays a lyre A Dance to the Music of Time
The Dutch master whose massive canvas The Night Watch shows a militia company led by Frans Banninck Cocq Rembrandt van Rijn
The Rembrandt painting depicting a surgeon dissecting the arm of a criminal for other physicians The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp
The Flemish diplomat and painter known for the 24-painting Marie de’ Medici cycle Peter Paul Rubens
The Rubens painting depicting the birth of a galaxy from the breast of Hera The Origin of the Milky Way
The Flemish court painter to Charles I of England who trained in Rubens's studio Anthony van Dyck
The Van Dyck portrait showing the king leaning on a walking stick next to a horse with its head lowered Charles I at the Hunt
The leading Spanish Baroque painter and court artist to Philip IV Diego Velázquez
The Velázquez masterpiece featuring the Infanta Margaret Theresa, a self-portrait, and a mirror reflection Las Meninas
The Velázquez work showing a nude reclining Venus gazing into a mirror held by Cupid Rokeby Venus
The Velázquez painting depicting Spanish general Ambrogio Spinola receiving the key to a Dutch city The Surrender of Breda
The Dutch city where Johannes Vermeer lived and which he depicted in a famous 1660 cityscape Delft
The Vermeer painting featuring a young woman in a blue and gold turban that inspired a novel by Tracy Chevalier Girl With a Pearl Earring
The Vermeer work depicting a young girl with her back to the viewer playing a virginal The Music Lesson
The optical device that David Hockney and other scholars suggest Vermeer used to assist his painting Camera obscura
The approximate number of recognized works by Vermeer that have survived to 2026 34
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