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20 Cards in this Set
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French Baroque
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heavily influenced by classicism, Peter Paul Rubens
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Rococo
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Rubenists - sensual works emphasized by impasto and other techniques associated with Rubens' works
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Neoclassicism
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Art of the Enlightenment (reason, thought, precise, influenced by Roman and Greek antiquity)
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Third of May 1808 by Francisco de Goya - 1814 - Romanticism (Outside of France) - Retribution; R b/c demonstrates dark side of human behavior & has emotional appeal (figure in white: Christ-like)
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Saturn Devouring His Children by Francisco de Goya - 1819-23 - Romanticism (OF) - part of "Black Paintings" collection; R b/c dark side of human nature (madness); Saturn = Chronos = "Father Time"; eye contact is w/ Saturn
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Hannibal Crossing the Alps by Joseph Mallord William Turner (J.M.W.) - 1812 - Romanticism (OF) - R. b/c man as victim of "sublime & terrible effects of nature"; lack of clarity; Rubenesque impasto
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The Slave Ship by J.M.W. - 1840 - Romanticism (OF) - R. b/c sublime quality of nature & dark side of human nature; water red b/c reflecting sun? but mostly b/c bodies in water; based on Zong incident in 1783
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Napoleon on His Imperial Throne by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres (J. -A. -D.) - 1806 - French Romanticism - for Paris Salon; includes tip of hat to Raphael w/ Madonna of the Chair; figure similar to colossus of Zeus; influence of Flemish oil painting
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Grande Odalisque by J.-A.-D. Ingres - 1814 for private patron - French Romanticism - Elongation of figure for Beauty (like Madonna with the Long Neck; "Odalisque": harem girl; resembles Raphael's mistress
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Apotheosis of Homer by J.-A.-D. Ingres - 1827 - French Romanticism - R. b/c "gathering of genius"
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Riderless Horse Race by Theodor Gericault - 1817 - French Romanticism - everyday life as monumental history; striving for something great; got idea while traveling in Rome at own expense; abandoned for Shipwreck of the Medusa
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Bathers by J. -H. Fragonard - 1765 - Rococo - focus on female flesh; sensual connection b/w artist & work and sensual nature of scene depicted
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The Swing by J.-H. Fragonard - 1766; commissioned by Baron de St.-Julien - Rococo - Roc. b/c sensual environment & risque; "goods of the clergy" pun
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The Cupid Seller by Joseph-Marie Vien - 1763 - Neoclassical - angel's obscene gesture; classical in style but not in sbj. matter
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Oath of Horatii by Jacque Louis David - 1784, for Louis XVI - Neoclassical - Composition of 3s; Upright vs. downcast, curved vs. angular contour lines = virtuous vs. not virtuous, male vs. female.
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Death of Marat by Jacque Louis David - 1793 - Neoclassical - drapery makes scene more appropriate; martyred Marat (Jacobin); "The pen is mightier than the sword" w/ dagger laid aside and pen in hand
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Napoleon Crossing the Alps by Jacque Louis David - 1800 - Neoclassicism - propagandistic portrait for Napoleon
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Pauline Borghese as Venus by Antonia Canova - 1808 - Neoclassicism
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Vedute (Views) of Rome by G. G. Piranesi - mid 1700s - Romanticism (OF)
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Artist Contemplating Ancient Ruins by Henry Fuseli - 1770s - Romanticism (OF)
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