4. 1.CHARACTERISTICS
• Very expressive, becoming excessive, theatrical.
The face, hands and body gestures reveal the
feelings in action, which always reproduce the
most dramatic moment.
5. 1.CHARACTERISTICS
• It is done for a specific place
taking into account the lighting
and height. When you change the
place you want to achieve, they
disappear.
8. 1.CHARACTERISTICS
• They use religious themes (time of
the counter-reformation),
mythological (kings sculpted as gods)
allegorical (found in sources)
9. 2.FRANCISCO SALZILLO
• Francisco Salzillo Alcaraz born in Murcia, the 12th May 1707
and died the 2nd March 1783.
• Francisco Salzillo was one of the greatest Spanish baroque
sculptors, dedicated to producing religious works of the
highest quality, renowned for this sensitive and powerful
treatment of his subjects and the rippling movement of his
pieces.
14. 3. ALESSANDRO ALGARDI
• Alessandro Algardi, (born July 31, 1595, Bologna [Italy]—died June 10, 1654,
Rome), one of the most important Roman sculptors of the 17th century
working in the Baroque style.
• Algardi was born in Bologna, where he trained under Lodovico Carracci at the
Accademia degli Incamminati. He initially obtained some success as a restorer
of classical sculptures but also rapidly established himself as the principal rival
of Gian Lorenzo Bernini as a portrait artist. Alegri was less pictorial and
dynamic than Bernini’s, his portraits were appreciated for their sobriety and
surface realism.
20. 4. GIAN LORENZO BERNINI
• Gian Lorenzo Bernini born in Italy (Napoles) in 1598 and died
in 1680.
• Gian Lorenzo was a exceptional talent from an early age and
went on to dominate the art world of 17th century Rome. His
work epitomised the Baroque style and his sculpture, church
interiors and exteriors and town planning could be seen
everywhere. He was also a painter , playwright, costume.
26. 5.FRANÇOIS GIRARDON
• Francois Girardon born in Troyes (France) 10 march in 1628 and died in Paris in1715.
• He was one of the masters of decorative and monumental sculpture.
• He participated in the decoration of the Apollo Gallery of the Louvre and made important works for the
gardens of the Palace of Versailles.
• He also sculpted the Tomb of Richelieu, at the Sorbonne, and the equestrian statue of Louis XIV, erected
in the square of Louis-le-Grand that was destroyed during the French Revolution and of which there is a
reduced model in the Museum of the Louvre.
32. 6. ANDREAS SCHLÜTER
• Andreas Schlüter (July 16, 1659 in Gdansk; May 1714) was a german baroque sculptor and architect,
active in Poland, Berlin and Saint Petersburg.
• One of the greatest Baroque sculptors in Germany, Andreas Schluter was also an outstanding architect.
Influenced by the great Italian sculptor Bernini, as well as Michelangelo and François Girardon,
Schluter's most famous sculpture is his bronze equestrian statue of Frederick William the Great.
• Andreas showed a talent for stone carving, bronze casting and stucco relief. He was artistically active in
Varsovia between 1689 and 1693. The quality of Schluter's work was recognised in court and in 1694 he
was recalled to Berlin as court sculptor to Frederick III.