Ihum 202 Exam 2

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Baroque

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chiaroscuro, tenebrism, looks like a spotlight, lots of movement, emotion, not as much control as renaissance, simple composition, often mythological and biblical references

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Baroque-Caravaggio

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Baroque-Caravaggio

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Baroque-Caravaggio

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Baroque-Caravaggio

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Baroque-Gentileschi

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Baroque-Gentileschi

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Baroque-Bernini

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Baroque-Bernini

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Baroque-Bernini

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Baroque-Bernini

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Baroque-Borromini

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Spanish baroque-El Greco

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Spanish baroque-El Greco

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Spanish baroque-Ribera

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Spanish baroque-Ribera

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Spanish baroque-Murillo (genre scene)

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Spanish baroque-Murillo (genre scene)

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spanish baroque-Valezquez

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spanish baroque-Valezquez

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Spanish baroque-Valezquez

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Dutch baroque-Franz Hals

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Dutch baroque-Hals

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Dutch baroque-Hals

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Dutch baroque-Vermeer

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Dutch baroque-Vermeer

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dutch baroque-Rembrandt

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Dutch baroque-Rembrandt

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Dutch baroque-Rembrant

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Dutch baroque-Rembradt

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French academy/baroque-Rubens (color adherent)

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French academy/baroque-Rubens (color adherent)

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French academy/baroque-Rubens (color adherent)

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French academy/baroque-Rubens (color adherent)

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French academy/baroque-Poussin (line adherent)

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French academy/baroque-Poussin (line adherent)

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French academy/baroque-Poussin (line adherent)

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Rococo

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shell ornament, popular in southern Germany, grand on the small scale, very detailed, more fluid, graceful, pastels, asymmetrical

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Rococo-Weltenburg dome

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Rococo-Watteau

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Rococo-Boucher

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Rococo-Boucher

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Rococo-Fragonard

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Rococo-Fragonard

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Rococo-Gainsborough

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Neoclassicism

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coincides w/ enlightenment, pompeii, revival of the styles and spirit of classic antiquity, strong, simple lines, shallow depth

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Neoclassicism-Le Brun

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Neoclassicism-Le Brun

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Neoclassicism-Le Brun

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Neoclassicism-David

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Neoclassicism-David

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Neoclassicism-David

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Neoclassicism-Canova

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Neoclassicism-Canova

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Know romantic poets

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William Blake

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songs of innocence vs songs of experience, childlike rhymes and rhythm

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William Wordsworth

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wrote mostly about nature, return from our worldly desires to a more natural and spiritual awareness, "The World is too much with us"

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John Keats

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sensual imagery, series of odes

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Coleridge

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conversational poetry - Kubla Khan

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Shelly

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wrote on nonviolence, protests & political action, vegetarianism,