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XVII century:A general crisis?
The 17th century is considered a World in crisis and transformationBut it wasn’t the same processin all the countries
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For some countries, Crisis means…
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CRISIS, WHAT CRISIS?
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The irruption of bourgueoisie in Holland and England. They removed the nobility and became the main economic and political power in their countries
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MERCANTILISMOr…How to obtain all the money we canFrom other countries and colonies
Colbert
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EXPORTATIONSManufacturedGoods(textiles)600 E
IMPORTATIONSGold and silverCacao (from America)500 E
Protectionism:Let’s buy abroad less Than we sell…And we will be rich.
Taxes on trade
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THE ABSOLUTISME
In the 17th century Monarchs increasedTheir power and Became absolute,
They ruled by God’sGrace, and no man Couldn’t oppose theirWill.
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FEUDAL MONARCH
(no real power ofThe kings, dependingOn nobility)
AUTHORITARIAN MONARCH
(the kings strenghtTheir power thanksTo army, taxes…)
DATE: DATE:
ABSOLUTE MONARCH
(all the powers toThe kings, by God’sGrace)
DATE:
THE EVOLUTION OF MONARCHIES
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Not all the countries accepted absolute monarchies: Holland and England developed Liberal regimes.
The parliamentHouse of commons.In London.
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LIBERAL MONARCHY(ENGLAND, 1688):
King is under controlOf the paliament.
Religious FreedomFreedom of speech
Supported by theBourgueoisie.Capitalism.
ABSOLUTE MONARCHY(FRANCE, XVII century):
King abolishs Parliament or don’t callThem.Censorship, religious control
Agreement with theNobility and bourgueoisie.
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Parliaments ,republics
Absolute monarchies
Civil wars
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The thirty years war
Catholics (Spanish and austria) VS. Protestants (Germany, Sweden, Holland)
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Peace of Westfalia and the beginning of tolerance in Europe
1648
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Just for a start…Could you tell me why the planet Earth is moving around the sun?
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Aristoteles said that theEarth was the centre of theuniverse. But…
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Solar system, according Copernicus.
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KEPLER vision of the solar system: ellipses, not circles.
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GALILEO:The use of telescopes and anew Scientific method let him to Confirm the heliocentric system.
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However, Galileo was condemn by the Church, and he had to refuse to his own theory in public trial
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NEWTON is able to give a mathematical foundation to all the physics discovered from 1540
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«BAROQUE» is a word still inuse in the world of fashion andclothes design.What can it mean?
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Characteristics:- XVII – XVIII century.
- It is the style used by absolute monarchies and the church to express their power.
- It is based on ostentation, decoration,motion and dramatism.
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Compare and contrast…
BRAMANTE: VaticanoBORROMINISan CARLO Alle quatro fontane
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ROME:Fontana de Trevi
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VERSALLES:Hall of mirrors
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Clerecía de Salamanca (XVII century) Obradoiro (santiago de Compostela XVIII cent.)
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COMPARE AND CONTRAST…BERNINI
MICHELANGELLO
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Proserpina kidnapping.«David» Ummmph!
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EcstasisOf SantaTeresa
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BERNNI:BaldaquinoSt. Peter
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CHURRIGUERARetabloSan Esteban(Salamanca)
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BAROQUE AND COUNTERREFORMATION
GREGORIO HERNÁNDEZ:Piedad.
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SALZILLO (18th century)Easter sculptures.
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SALZILLODramatism,Motion.
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RUBENS: The taste for mythology.
Paris deciding who is the most beautiful godess
«¿A quién le daré laManzanita??»
«Oooh» «Yo la vi primero»
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TENEBRISM:CARAVAGGIO
«Oye, dale a la luzQue no se ve un pimiento»
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REMBRANDT:Anatomy lesson
REALISM AND PSYCHOLOGICALDEPTH
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The everyday’s life: bodegones by ZURBARÁN
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Vieja friendo huevosTenebrismo, realismo.
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La Fragua de VulcanoMythological theme.Realism.
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VELÁZQUEZ
Las hilanderasAtmosphereDepthRealism.
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Venus del espejoMythologicalPainting more important thanDrawing.
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LAS MENINAS
Velázquez
The princesses
The kings
Servants