A form of literary satire that mocks modern life by calling attention to situations that seem to ghastly or absurd to be true.

Thomas Hart Benton’s The Sowers was a response to the ____________________________.

A system of thought popular during the classical Greek era which was revitalized following the devastation of the plague is _________________. This ideology places emphasis on the capabilities of people rather than god(s).

Groups of tones that caused the listener to feel discomfort and to anticipate a resolution. This became popular during the Baroque era, in part, due to  developments in instrumentation which led to experimentation with new sounds that were not previously possible.

This was the greatest work of Velázquez. This work of art presents itself as a genre picture, a scene of everyday life. The painting shows a casual moment in the artist’s palace studio.

One of our recent F2F (in-class)  presentations by _________________________discussed the intensity of the architecture of _____________________.

 This was the greatest work of Velázquez. This work of art presents itself as a genre picture, a scene of everyday life. The painting shows a casual moment in the artist’s palace studio. [Blank1]

The Brandenburg Concerto was composed by________ __________ [Blank1]

(1541-1614) This person was the Baroque Master Painter of religious feeling. He applied renaissance technique to subjects of intense religiosity. He trained as a painter in Venice, where he absorbed the lessons of Titan and the Italian. His birth name was Doménikos Theotokópoulos  (Say that 10x fast, or, once if you can :-)…lol)

Handel’s most famous oratorio. First presented in Dublin, Ireland, in 1742 and still among the most widely performed baroque works. This place recounts Jesus’ birth, his death and resurrection, and the promised redemption of all humanity.