The document provides an overview of major artistic developments during the Baroque period in Europe between the 17th century. It summarizes key architectural works from this time including St. Peter's Basilica in Rome designed by Maderno and Bernini. Major artists of the Baroque era featured include Bernini, Caravaggio, Velazquez, Rembrandt, Vermeer, Rubens and Poussin. Their important works are briefly described. Developments in France are also covered including the transformation of Versailles into an elaborate palace under Mansart and other French Baroque artists like La Tour.

1. Ch. 24 Baroque -17 th century, 30 yr war, ( conflict between militant Catholics and Protestants ) -1609 Banking, Imported goods, sugar, coffee, tobacco, rice, slave trade, -Africans enslaved and imported to European colonies

8. Caravaggio – Entombment - 1603

9. Caravaggio – Conversion of St. Paul -1601

10. Caravaggio - Calling of St. Matthew - 1597

14. Spain

15. Ribera – Martyrdom of St. Bartholomew - 1639

19. Velazquez - King Philip the IV of Spain - 1644

20. Major Works of Flemish Baroque Art

21. Peter Paul Rubens – Elevation of the Cross -1610

23. Peeters – Still Life with Flowers, Goblet Dried Fruit and Pretzels - 1611

24. Franz Hals Archers of Saint Hadrian -1633

25. Hals – The Women Regents of the Old’ Men’s Home at Haarlem - 1664

26. Judith Leyster - Self Portrait - 1633

29. Rembrandt – Christ with the Sick around Him, Receiving the Children – 1649 -etching

30. Rembrandt – Night Watch - 1642

31. Rembrandt – Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulip -1632

32. Vermeer – The Letter -1666

33. The Girl with the Pearl Earring -1670

37. Poussin – Et in Arcadia Ego - 1655

39. Rigaud – Louis XIV - 1701

40. La Tour – Adoration of the Shepherds -1645

42. Lorrian - The Mill 1647