The Enlightenment, American and French Revolutions

16th Century art style in which figures were distorted and elongated

• Classical

• Neoclassical

• Mannerism

• Baroque

Greek painter who exhibited the Mannerism style in his works.

• el Greco

• Mozart

• Rembrandt

• Ruebens

literally means "irregularly shaped"; describes art, architecture and music that is extravagant and "over the top"

• Mannerism

• Neoclassical

• Baroque

• Homophony

Architect of the Baroque period who designed elaborate fountains and the entrance to St. Peter's Basilica

• Mozart

• Bernini

• Michaelangelo

• Rembrandt

Baroque period painter who painted Biblical themes and used contrast of light and dark in his paintings

• Bernini

• Rembrandt

• Michaelangelo

• Bach

Musical style that brought in new forms of music such as the opera, oratorio, and ballet

• Baroque

• Classical

• Romantic

• Neoclassical

This style of music emphasized clarity, form, and balance

• Baroque

• Classical

• Romantic

• Mannerism

this composer composed a cantata each week for the Lutheran church

• Bach

• Beethoven

• Handel

• Mozart

Composer of "Messiah"

• Mozart

• Bach

• Handel

• Monteverdi

Father of the Symphony

• Mozart

• Bach

• Haydn

• Beethoven