Building on a document from this event, Louvain University professor Molanus wrote a treatise that argues in part that the Trinity is the most worthy subject for art. After this event, opposition to errors such as "Pictures with Obscure and Difficult Meaning" were codified in the Discourse of Gabriele Paleotti. Rudolf Wittkower summarized this event's impact on art as a call for "clarity, simplici
Building on a document from this event, Louvain University professor Molanus wrote a treatise that argues in part that the Trinity is the most worthy subject for art. After this event, opposition to errors such as "Pictures with Obscure and Difficult Meaning" were codified in the Discourse of Gabriele Paleotti. Rudolf Wittkower summarized this event's impact on art as a call for "clarity, simplicity, and intelligibility." The artistic guidelines set by this event were implemented in Milan by Carlo Borromeo. During the movement that this event launched, Danielle da Volterra was hired to cover up the nudity in The Last Judgement, and an investigation into "buffoons, drunken Germans, [and] (*) dwarfs" depicted in Veronese's Last Supper was conducted. Heinrich Wolfflin dated the Baroque period to this meeting, which condemned sensual art but affirmed religious painting's didactic purpose. For 10 points, name this church council that started the Counter-Reformation.
Building on a document from this event, Louvain University professor Molanus wrote a treatise that argues in part that the Trinity is the most worthy subject for art.
Council of Trent [prompt on Counter-Reformation until "meeting" is read]