Baroque
Roughly 1600 to 1750, between the Renaissance and the neoclassical turn.
Also called Stuart, Jacobean.
How it connects
Baroque relates to Renaissance.
In other taxonomies
- BaroqueGetty AAT, 300021147nearly the same
- BaroqueWikidata, Q37853related, not the same
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Where it sits
One rule per term beside it, taller for each narrower term
Baroque
10 terms, Medieval to Contemporary
Record
Stuart (1603-1714) is the British dynastic label for nearly the same span, and by this axis's own rule would be the better id; baroque is kept because it is what the English-language trade says of a building of this date anywhere in Europe. Jacobean (1603-1625) is a sub-span, not a synonym. Also a style name - see the header.
- Also called
- Stuart · Jacobean
- Relations
- Related to Renaissance
- Span
- c. 1600-1750, defensibly 1580-1780worldwideThe boundaries are conventional rather than fixed by an event, which is why they are given as approximate.
- Provenance
- authored@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001
For machines
Permanent address
/id/period/baroqueKnowledge graph
Stored incoming and outgoing relations from the public V1 graph. Ancestors, descendants, and siblings are labelled as derived views rather than stored facts.
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Crosswalks
| Scheme | Identifier | Their label, or the search | How close |
|---|---|---|---|
| Getty AAT | 300021147 | Baroque | nearly the same |
| Wikidata | Q37853 | Baroque | related, not the same |