Baroque Architecture talk

This is a lecture I gave to the office about the baroque movement in architecture. It follows on from a lecture I gave about the renaissance and is the precursor to a future lecture on neoclassicism.

[@bungaliairmina8928]

Thank you! Love this to improve my knowledge!

[@luisaaverina1760]

Wonderful series of videos. Thank you very much.

[@kevinobyrne8020]

Fantastic video

[@kafkatamurra]

I felt like I am an architecture student in the class. You explained it really explicitly, loved it!

[@akshathanbeliraya]

THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR IT IS REALLY HELPFUL AND VERY INFORMATIVE FOR ARCHITECURAL STUDENTS

[@dreambig6422]

Really loved this thank you for posting.

[@fuckingeveryname]

Wonderful series of videos. Thank you for producing them.

[@pamelapaine5531]

Great talk! Thanks for sharing it.

[@hooyounglee9955]

Thank you for posting. I really liked the helpful details of information.

[@mercelloveras7453]

A very clear explanation about Barroc style. Thank you very much

[@sameermohdidrish8053]

Thanks for providing such information about Baroque Architecture

[@pascalmere]

After 1585 The Parliament of London, to be a catholic priest was condemned with death penalty
From 1559 to 1569 the Elizabethan repression killed some 800 catholics people and some 160 priests de "seminario". But the artistic explanation is very good.
Thanks.

[@traceyolsen308]

Didn't the Pope bring out some edict saying Catholics should try to kill the Elizabeth 1 ? when was that revoked, or did it continue for all Protestant rulers? I know there was one brought out by Theodosius in 391 making it illegal to be Pagan and punishable by death, apparently the Catholic Church only revoked that in 1962. It's a pity various styles of Architecture also get drawn into these territorial disputes, I really like Baroque churches,..but like to imagine they're devoted to Odin, Shiva or Apollo or which ever other God or Goddess I feel like worshiping that day.

[@leonardgleicher]

Excellent

[@johnrexgonzales2102]

thank you very much

[@orumajacob9335]

Could you help took about high baroque ornamentation differentiating it from the early and late baroque ornamentation

[@rachelc274]

Catholic belief isn't that a piece of bread becomes flesh as it touches the tongue, as the speaker mentioned. Bread becomes flesh with the act of consecration performed by the priest at the altar, before consumption of the Eucharist.

[@daytonasaint-godfrey5074]

baroque pearls

[@RonioFOX]

3:32 "that's where you're wrong kiddo"

[@JimOverbeckgenius]

A poor grasp of the Eucharist & Theology generally.

[@daytonasaint-godfrey5074]

4:54 AM est watching this

[@cherryt8824]

discussion of architecture suddenly turned into one of religion.

[@JacobMaximilian]

Yeah, that's not how the Catholics believe the Eucharist works, lolol