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Counter Reformation
art and architecture in the Counter Reformation
Baroque Art and Architecture
Caravaggio
Painting
Rubens, Peter Paul
San Giorgio Maggiore
Sculpture
Strozzi, Bernardo
Titian’s Council of Trent
beginning of the Counter Reformation
development of Christianity
effect on the Roman Catholic Church
end of artistic freedom in Italy
events leading to the Thirty Years’ War
forced conversions
literature of the Counter Reformation
part in European history
participants
pictures
Protestant Reformation in France
reforms in the Roman Catholic church
role of the Council of Trent
Sculpture
Sculpture (Latin sculpere, “to carve”), three-dimensional art concerned with the organization of masses and volumes. The two principal types have...
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