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13 Cards in this Set
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Early Renaissance |
Flat and stiff images, Byzantine influence, religigious figures |
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High Renaissance |
Humanism, realism, chiaroscuro, perspective, mythology, better anatomy |
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Mannerist |
Elongated limbs, less naturalistic than Renaissance painting, unusual scale, vivid greens and pinks |
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Baroque |
Dramatic lighting, still life, emotional moments, saints in ordinary activities, |
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Rococo |
Lighthearted, flirtatious, aristocrats at play, mythological themes |
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Neoclassical |
Classical subject matter, statuesque figures, |
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Romanticism |
Sublimity of nature, meant to shock the viewer, triumph of nature over man, heroes, |
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Realism |
Harsh reality of everyday life, sympathetic portrayal of the poor, |
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Impressionism |
Loose brushwork, blurriness, nature's fleeting moments, outdoor scenes, upper class |
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Post-Impressionism |
Abstract qualities, symbolic content, used the bright colors, thick paint, and real subject matter like the Impressionists did but chose to paint geometric or distorted forms and used unusual colors |
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Fauvism |
Wild brushwork and loud colors, simple and abstract subject matter |
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Expressionism |
Meant to express the meaning of an emotional experience rather than the reality |
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Cubism |
Objects are analyzed, broken up and reassembled in an abstracted form, they are depicted from multiple viewpoints, monochromatic, shapes drift towards the center, surrounding space integrates with the object, andthe Cubist grid is shaped of lines and blocks that are often open or transparent on one side |
