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The baroque begins to take shape in Europe, especially in Italy, as a reaction to the ideas of the Renaissance and humanism. -
This interval marks the beginning of the Baroque, where the first artistic and literary manifestations of this style began to develop in Europe, especially in Italy. During this time, there is a reaction against the ideas of the Renaissance, seeking to express human emotions and complexities.
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In this period, the development of baroque literature and architecture stands out. The publication of Don Quixote de la Mancha in 1605 by Miguel de Cervantes became a literary milestone, representing the transition towards the modern novel and reflecting the social and cultural tensions of the time.
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Miguel de Cervantes publishes the first part of his masterpiece, which is considered one of the first modern novels and a milestone of baroque literature. -
Construction of St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, an emblematic example of Baroque architecture, is completed. -
Este intervalo representa el apogeo del barroco en diversas artes, incluyendo la música, la pintura y la escultura. Durante este tiempo, se construyen grandes obras arquitectónicas, como la Basílica de San Pedro, y se desarrollan composiciones musicales complejas, destacando figuras como Johann Sebastian Bach.
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Bach's death marks the end of the Baroque period in music, although his influence lives on in later classical music.