This style can dance, sing, and glorify God with fervor and passion, as can be seen in "La Montee au Calvaire," or "The Way to Calvary," by Venetian painter Jean-Baptiste Tiepolo.
This style can dance, sing, and glorify God with fervor and passion, as can be seen in "La Montee au Calvaire," or "The Way to Calvary," by Venetian painter Jean-Baptiste Tiepolo. It can be seen in the design of the palace of Prince-Bishop Karl-Phillippe von Greiffenclau of Wurzburg. For ten points, name this 18th century European style of painting which started in Venice, a counterpoint to Baroque, associated with Jean-Honore Fragonard.
This style can dance, sing, and glorify God with fervor and passion, as can be seen in "La Montee au Calvaire," or "The Way to Calvary," by Venetian painter Jean-Baptiste Tiepolo.
{Rococo}