Bernini
Definition
Bernini was an Italian artist and architect during the Baroque period known for his dynamic and dramatic sculptures, fountains, and architectural designs. His works often conveyed intense emotions and movement.
Related terms
St. Peter's Basilica: A famous church in Vatican City where Bernini designed the magnificent colonnade in front of it.
Ecstasy of Saint Teresa: One of Bernini's most famous sculptures depicting Saint Teresa in a state of spiritual ecstasy.
Baroque Art: An artistic style characterized by grandeur, drama, and emotional intensity that flourished during Bernini's time.
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AP European History
Study guides (1)
AP Italian - 3.2 The Arts
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