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26 Cards in this Set
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Greuze
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structure, subject matter, classical, brushwork, real world problem painting, realistic scenarios
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Neoclassicism
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Age of Enlightenment
seamless, Academy, historical influenced by Poussin, led by Ingres, characterized by line/intellect |
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David
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Neoclassicism
"Christ-like figure" prominent in most paintings historical subjects influential voice in French Revolution |
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The Louve
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last salon David exhibited
1824 critics called it overdone of Mars and Venus Neoclassism |
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Kauffmann
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Neoclassicism
co-founder of British Royal Academy painted the members of the Royal Academy Cornelia/Children/Treasures= brushwork, Roman republic, morality lesson Cleopatra/Tomb/Mark= very baroque, historical |
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Ingres
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Neoclassicism
mannerism traits Apotheosis Homer= Poussin in bottom left Roger/Angelica= rock, sea monster, simplistic line Portrait Paganini= wild violinist, textures, intellectual lines Large Odalisque= female slave/concubine, elongated torso= mannerism, stable figure, drapery |
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Romanticism
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exotic subject, dramatized
influenced by Rubens, led by Delacroix, characterized by color/emotions |
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Copley
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Romanticism
Watson & Shark= black man/shark= exotic, drama General Wolf= Native Am= exotic, dramatic death |
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Fuseli
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Romanticism
Nightmare |
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Goya
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Romanticism
court painter Family Charles IV= made fun of family, they still like it, painterly Los Caprichos= monster series, edgy person Disasters of War series= aquatint prints We Know Who Broke the Pot= print Saturn devouring his children |
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aquatint
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etching plate with blue powder, tube blows air, moves tint, take excess grain off, heat plate to make grains stick, acid bath
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Constable
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romanticism
hay wain= common subject lyrical interest in reflective light cloud study landscape= Romanticism |
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Turner
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Romanticism
makes you feel the elements Slave Ship Bruning of Houses of Lords/Commons Rain, Steam, Speed chaotic |
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Gericault
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Romanticism
Blacksmith Signboard= genre, frivolously waving flag Wrath of Medusa= ship in background Portrait of Insane Woman= exotic Amputated Limbs= weird. exotic |
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Delacroix
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Romanticism
Death of Sardanapalus= mass suicide Massacre at chios= Turkish invasion Lady Liberty Leading People= Les Mis, drama |
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Rude
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Romaticism
sculpture, deep undercuts= more chiaroscuro/drama Napoleon waking to immortality= always seeking immortality looks staged |
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Barye
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Romanticism
animaliers= exotic animals |
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Courbet
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Realism
"Show me an angel and I will paint one" looks like he pants with mud present day influenced by Baudelaire Stone Breakers= destroyed in WW2 Burial= coffin= mid class, reaction/exactly what he saw, green socks=keeping it real |
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Manet
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Proto-Impressionism
MAnet comes before MOnet Concert in Tuilleries= garden, no lesson/story, artistic chronicles high class "Art for Art's Sake" Denis "work is first flat surface, second an image" Courbet "Manet's work flat as playing cards" Manet->impressionism->color/brushwork & structure Olympia= sneaky naked ladies Luncheon on Grass Fifer= band boy flattened work Engraving= 3 nude ladies |
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Monet
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Impressionism
hay studies obsessed with light "attempting to capture a fleeting moment" |
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Degas
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impressionism
painterly, light, color woman in tub galloping horse/dancers study |
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Cassatt
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impressionism
painted only woman Japanese woodblock prints Mother/Child= fresh Afternoon Tea= wallpaper |
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Van Gogh
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post-impressionism
sad works Potato Eaters Les Alyscamp Night Cafe= no space, red/green= ugly humanity Starry Night |
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impasto
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like icing on cake, thick layers
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non local color
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random color used in weird places, necessary to convey emotions
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Gauguin
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post-impressionism
traveled world, left 5 kids Snake & Apple Vision After Sermon Jacob Wrestling Angel Spirit of Dead Watching= like nightmare Day of the God foreign places |
