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The first photo is Saint Felix of Cantalice of Murillo and the second photo is Bulerias of García Ramos.
The characteristic of the first photo are :Tenebrism, chiaroscuro, represent the reality trought the naturalism, depth, movements, with perspective.
And the characteristic of the second photo are: Coarse surface, free brush-stroke,  expressivity, light in the flamenco dancer, disapear the line opposite the color, charasteristic theme "stand in the festival".
Álvaro Navarro , Ivan Muñoz, Carmen Burgos and Raúl Rodríguez 4ºA

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Views of Seville vs Saint Theresa of Jesus

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Views of Seville vs Saint Theresa of Jesus

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The first painting shows Saint Theresa of Jesus with a human skull representing the death and a dove representing God. In the background we can't see anything because it's very dark except of the light ray that illuminates the dove.

The second painting shows, as his name says a “View of Seville” and the entrance of Puerta del Carmen. In the background we can see the city of Seville and the Giralda surrounded by a wall

In contrast the first painting is from the Baroque, has movement (curved lines), contrast between light and dark (chiaroscuro), it's about a religious theme and it's a portrait.

On the other hand the second painting is from the Realism, it has warm colors and it's about a landscape theme.

Andrea Lira, Paula González and Sara and Vicky van Eck.

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In the costumbrism, the topic of the painters are the typical traditions of Spain and they use typicals scenes of this country, like the April's fair or Holy week. This painting is about Holy week and their typicals brotherhoods.
In the baroque, the painters use a lot of components and they try to show the feeling of dept. The majority of the paintings in the baroque are about the religion,monarchy...
The baroque's painting show.
Mario and Ainhoa.

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The differences between Murillo: Madonna of Sorrows and García Ramos: To see my Christ

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The differences between Murillo: Madonna of Sorrows and García Ramos: To see my Christ

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-The picture "to see my Christ" is by García Ramos completed in 1895,is an example of realism. The title is refers to the expression used to rush a glass of wine whose background was decorated with an image of Christ.
The artist represent the mensage by the men that drink because he wants to see the Christ that have the glass in its backgrounds.

-And the other is the Madonna of sorrows from Murillo that was done since 1617 until 1682. Was created in the baroque and measured 166x107cm. This represent the dramatic quality of a virgin. The virgin is sitting on a bench,with a dark background. Can be seen a face with pain,with his eyes looking at the sky and opening the hands with a gesture of request
From:Marta Ramos González,Victoria Quintero Muñiz,Ana Rodríguez Estévez and Mónica Asís Antón

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"The adoration of the shepherds" vs "Couple dancing".

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"The adoration of the shepherds" vs "Couple dancing".

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The first picture is called “Couple dancing”.

The first painting shows many characteristics of the realism. We see a cheerful and friendly reality, it also shows the daily life, the dance.
The second picture is called “The adoration of the shepherds”.

The second painting shows many characteristics of the baroque. It has bright colors and lots of movement, also the contrast of light and darkness. Addresses a religious theme.

The first difference we observe is that in the first photo there isn`t contrast of light and darkness as in the second, there is only luminosity. In addition the second painting deals with a religious theme (typical of the Baroque), while the first deals with a tradition, a thing of daily life.

The second painting shows a lot of movement but in the first movement but not so much, because in the first painting is inclined but in a straight line, while in the second the line goes from top to bottom continuously.

Elena Sueiro Feria, Natalia Calvo Rizo, Humi Huertas García, Malu Sueiro Feria, 4ºB.

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The first painting is "Seville on holidays" of Gustavo Bacarisas and the second painting is "The temptation of Saint Jerome" of Valdés Leal.

The first work belongs to the impressionism, his characteristics are represented in the typical environment of the fair in Seville as scenes of daily life, clear, pure colors and luminosity, being a protagonist the persons and the nature.

The second work belongs to the Baroque tries to transmit a sensation of movement, depth and volume, contrasts of light with chiaroscuro.

Celia Vázquez Sánchez 4ºB

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The first painting shows "Mourning of Christ" by Murillo. The background is black to catch our attention in Christ's body because it is the most important thing of the painting. This is one of the most important characteristics of the Baroque.

The difference between the second painting and this one is that in the first one we can see the suffering of Christ and in the other we can see a natural state.

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The first painting is the vision of Saint Basile, the second one is Malvaloca.

In the first painting we ca see Saint Basile having a vision while in the second we see a happy women in a typical festivity of Seville.

In contrast, the character in the second painting is very different  to the character of the second painting.

In the first painting we can see the chiaroscuro, a characteristic of the Baroque while in the second one the bright colours typical in the Costumbrism.

Alejandro Gordillo y Miguel Ángel D'herbe