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abstract expressionism
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20th century american movement based on nonfigurative dramatic expressiveness
- pollock, rothko |
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art deco
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art and architectural style of 1920, 1930 that used abstraction, distortion, simplification, particularly geometric shapes and highly intense color
- chrysler building |
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art nouveau
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early 20th century art movement emphasized nature in art, often feature floral motifs
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baroque
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heavily stylized movement prominent in europe in late 16th to 18th century characterized by lavished ornamentation
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bauhaus
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important architecture and design tool that emphasized many geometrical motifs
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classicism
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in the style of ancient greek and roman art
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cubism
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artistic movement predicated on the fragmentation of reality and a direct reaction to impressionism
-picasso |
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dada
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absurdist movement of 20th century
-duchamp |
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futurism
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italian art movement that emphasized the machine as art
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gothic
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characterized by elaborate arches and stained glass
-notre dame in paris |
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impressionism
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french school of art that emphasized the artist's visual impressions over realism
-monet, renoir |
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lithograph
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a print technique in which plates are pressed onto a crayon drawing
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minimalist art
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movement that stressed cold restraint over emotional expression
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motif
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a recurring theme or element
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neoclassicism
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movement that rejected ornate rococo style and returned to a green and roman model
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impressionism
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french school of art that emphasized the artist's visual impressions over realism
-monet, renoir |
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lithograph
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a print technique in which plates are pressed onto a crayon drawing
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minimalist art
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movement that stressed cold restraint over emotional expression
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motif
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a recurring theme or element
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neoclassicism
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movement that rejected ornate rococo style and returned to a green and roman model
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pointillism
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style characterized by use of tiny dots of paint which when seen together make up a whole image
-seurat |
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pop art
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contemporary movement which borrows heavily from popular culture and commercial art sources
-warhol |
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realism
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19th c. movement in which reality of vision is emphasized over idealization or romanticization
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renaissance
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era of renewed interest in the arts and humanities; begun in italy in 15th c.
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rococo
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18th c. movement that was typified by elegance and vagueness
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surrealism
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1920s movement which sought to show the world through fantastic landscapes and dream imagery
-magritte, dali |
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british museum
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london, england
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frick collection museum
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nyc, us
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solomon r. guggenheim museum
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nyc, us
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hagia sophia museum
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istanbul, turkey
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hermitage museum
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st. petersburg, russia
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the louvre museum
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paris, france
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the met museum
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nyc, us
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moma museum
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nyc, us
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musee d'orsay
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paris, france
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pergamon musuem
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berlin, germany
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prado museum
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madrid, spain
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rijksmuseum
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amsterdam, netherlands
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the tate britain museum
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london, england
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the tate modern museum
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london, england
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tretyakov
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moscow, russia
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uffizi
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florence, italy
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whitney museum of american art
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nyc, us
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bosch, hieronymus
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flemish painter of late 15th c. and early 16th c.
- the garden of earthly delights, mocking of christ |
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botticelli, sandro
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florentine painter whose work is marked by refined figures and brilliant coloring
-fortitude |
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bounarroti, michelangelo
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sculptor, painter, architect whose work typified the renaissance in italy
- david, pieta (sculptures) - ceiling of sistine chapel (painting) |
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bruegel, peter
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aka "the elder," the flemish painter renown for his landscape and characters
-the fall of the rebel angels |
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calder, alexander
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mid 20th c. american sculptor known for his use of mobiles and motorized pieces
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cassatt, mary
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american artist, figure painting and etchings
- several versions of mother and child |
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cezanne, paul
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french artist prominent during impressionalist movement
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chagall, marc
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russian painter whose work presage surrealist movement; known for stain glass windows and illustrated books
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dali, salvador
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20th c. spanish surrealist painter
- the persistance of memory |
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degas, edgar
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19th c. french painter of ballet dancers and sculptor of horses; influenced toulouse-lautrec and picasso
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donatello
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15th c. italian sculptor, shaped renaissance
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durer, albrecht
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german artist, woodcuts and engravings
-four horsemen of the apocalypse (series of woodcut), melencolia I (engraving) |
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angelico, fra
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15th c. florentine monk and painter created many frescoes in st. mark's convent in florence
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ernst, max
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german painter of dada movement who help shaped surrealist movement with his work
-two children are threatened by a nightingale |
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gainsborough, thomas
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19th c. english painter of portraits and landscape
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gauguin, paul
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french post-impressionist painter influenced modern art; work depicted life on tahiti and marquesas islands
- where do we come from? what are we? where are we going? |
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gehry, frank
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canadian born architect
- guggenheim museum in bilbao, spain |
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goya, francisco
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greatest spanish painter of his era
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el greco
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16th c. greek painter specialized in expressive portratis of nobility and in magnificent cathedral alters
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hopper, edward
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american painter, engraver of stark street scenes
- early sunday morning, nighthawks |
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javachef, christo
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bulgarian artist, large-scale earth pieces (wraps and plastic), biggest art installation
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jefferson, thomas
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american political figure and architect
- monticello, university of virginia (designed and built) |
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johns, jasper
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20th c. american painter, introduced pop art movement and abstract expressionism
- beer cans, series of american flag paintings |
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kandinsky, vasily
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russian expressionist painter, found bauhaus school, associated with klee
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klee, paul
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swiss avant-garde expressionist painter who helped found the bauhaus school, associated with kandinsky
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klimt, gustav
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german art nouveau painter
- the kiss |
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leonardo de vinci
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painter, sculptor, engineer and inventor during italian renaissance
- madonna of the rocks, mona lisa |
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manet, edouard
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french painter influence impressionist movement, paintings evoke outrage
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marc, franz
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emotionally troubled german-born experessionist painter
- yellow cow, blue horses |
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matisse, henri
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french fauve artist painted still life subjects, greatest modern artists
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miro, joan
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surrealist spanish painter, known for landscapes
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monet, claude
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french painter, founder of impressionist school, greatest landscape artist
- water lily paintings |
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moses, anna mary ("grandma")
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american artist known for her landscapes and views of new england life
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munch, edvard
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norwegian painter of expressionist pieces
- the scream |
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o'keeffe, georgia
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20th c. american painter with southwestern motif
- cow's skull, red, white and blue |
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pei, i.m.
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postmodern chinese american architect designed prominent skyscrapers
- entrance to louvre in paris, rock and roll hall of fame in cleveland |
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picasso, pablo
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spanish artist found cubist movement
- the three musicians, guernica |
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pissarro, camille
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french impressionist painted broad landscapes
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pollock, jackson
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american artist, giant canvases and splatter designs characterize the abstract expressionist movement
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rembrandt, harmenszoon
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17th c. dutch master
- anatomy lesson of dr. tulp, the shooting company of capt. frans banning cocq. |
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renoir, pierre
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french painter, founder of impressionist movement
- moulin de la galette, bather |
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rubens, peter paul
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flemish painter during baroque era
- venus and adonis and the judgement of paris |
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rodin, auguste
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19th c. french sculptor
- the thinker, the kiss |
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rothko, mark
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russian american painter of abstract expressionist school, student of max weber
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seurat, george
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19th c. painter, forerunner of impressionist movement, created pointillism
- un dimanche a la grande jatte |
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tiffany, louis comfort
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american craftsman known for stain glass pieces
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van gogh, vincent
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19th c. dutch painter, post impressionist
- starry night, the sunflowers |
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warhol, andy
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20th c. pop artist, define modern aesthetic with his movies, series of marilyn monroe silkscreens
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wright, frank lloyd
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20th c. american architect
- fallingwater in pa, solomon r. guggenheim museum in ny |
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aeschylus
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greek dramatist specialized in tragedies
-prometheus bound |
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aesop
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greek fabulist, allegory fables
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aligheri, dante
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renaissance italian writer, father of modern literature
- divine comedy |
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anderson, sherwood
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american short-story writer
- winesburg, ohio |
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austen, jane
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19th c. english author
- sense and sensibility, pride and prejudice, emma |
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balzac, honore de
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19th c. french writer
- la comedie humaine |
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beckett, samuel
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irish-born french novelist and playwright with existentialism
- malloy, waiting for godot |
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bellow, saul
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american novelist, nobel prize in literature
- herzog, humboldt's gift |
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blake, william
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british artist, pet and engraver
- songs of innocence, experience |
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bronte, charlotte
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english novelist, sister to emily bronte
- jane eyre, shirley |
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bronte, emily
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one of three literary sisters, aka ellis bell
- wuthering heights (romantic novels) |
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bunyan, john
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english preacher, writer of allegorical stories
- the pilgrim's progress |
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byron, lord geroge
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romantic poet known for adventurous life and writings
- don juan, childe harold's pilgrimage |
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camus, albert
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french writer and existentialist
- the stranger, the plague |
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carroll, lewis (charles dodgson)
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british writer, mathematician, artist
- alice in wonderland, through the looking glass |
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cervantes, miguel de
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spanish writer
- don quixote (1st modern novel) |
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chaucer, geoffrey
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english poet
- the canterbury tales |
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chekhov, anton pavlovich
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russian playwright and short story writer
- the seagull, the cherry orchard |
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coleridge, samuel taylor
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one of first english romantics
- the rime of ancient mariner, lyrical ballads (w/ william wordsworth) |
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colette, sidonie-gabrielle
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french female author, published claudine novels
- the innocent wife |
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conrad, joseph
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polish born british writer
- heart of darkness, under western eyes |
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crane, stephen
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american of the civil war
-red badge of courage |
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dickens, charles
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english writer w/ victorian audience; contemporary of thomas hardy
- a tale of two cities, great expectations, a christmas carol |
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dickinson, emily
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one of american's great 19th c. poets whose poems never got published in her lifetime
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donne, john
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english writer, essayist, and religious scholar; greatest metphysical poets
- the flea, death be not proud |
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dostoevsky, fyodor
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russian novelist
- crime and punishment, the idiot |
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dreiser, theodore
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american writer of naturalist school
- sister carrie, an american tragedy |
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eliot, george (mary anne evans)
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victoria english female novelist wrote realist novels
- middlemarch, adam bede |