Renaissance And Baroque Comparison

The Renaissance and Baroque are both iconic periods of time revealed to the world, where both established different concepts based on architecture, interior and furnishing and known for their artistry, literature and music, Which lead to the construction of unique magnificent artistic styles that inspired the people and the other continents as well.

According to architecture and interiors in the periods of renaissance and baroque, the artistic style differs from one other in various ways.
The Renaissance it was the period of rebirth from the 14th to the 17th century, known as the relationship between the middle ages and modern history. Political stability led pursuits. In specific, the leaders in the Renaissance movement looked

A Baroque frontage, on the other hand, often consists of attention grabbing focusing of richly elements such as (columns, curved walls,statues,relief sculpture) around a central entrance, and often using the double curve (in at the sides, out in the middle). Churches are the most splendid form of Baroque architecture in Italy, while chateaus (country mansions) are the outstanding Baroque works of France. The Baroque pediments were often highly decorated, and the tips were sometimes turned into scrolls and gilded, also the most distinct shape of the Baroque style is the oval. The most famous Baroque structures of France is the magnificent chateaus (grand country residences), greatest of which is known as the Palace of Versailles. Versailles is one of the enormous and largest residences on human beings land, this palace was built under Louis XIV’s period of rulerty, whose patronage of the arts helped propel France to the crest of Western culture. Versailles became inspiring to continents around the world, it also became Europe’s architecture model that everyone looks up to. The full Baroque aesthetic emerged during the Early Baroque (ca. 1600-25), then culminated during the High Baroque (ca. 1625-75); both periods were led by Italy. Nevertheless the restrained baroque beauty climax during the Late Baroque (ca. 1675-1725). The Baroque age concluded with the French-born Rococo style (ca. 1725-1800), in which the violence and drama of Baroque was quieted to a gentle, playful dynamism. The periods of the Rococo and late renaissance were led by France. England should be involved in the discussion related to the baroque architecture due to several reasons such as, the period were one of the greatest English architects was known “Christopher Wren”. Who worked on the artistic creativity of London’s buildings after the