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16 Cards in this Set
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limners
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sixteenth and seventeenth century artists
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Wattle and Daub
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building material used for making walls. wooden strips called wattle and a sticky substance called daub
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Clapboard
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a side board used for protective sliding
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History painting
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paintings based upon historical mythological or biblical narratives. once considered the noblest form of art
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salons
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a large room for entertaining guests
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the academy
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a french school used to teach students the art
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fete galante
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a subject in painting depicting well dressed people at leisure in a park or country setting
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satire
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the use of irony or ridicule in a work of art
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neoclassicism q
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distinct movements in the decorative and visual arts that draws upon the western world
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Romanticism
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is a complex artistic literary and intellectual movement that originated in the second half of the eighteenth century
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The Enlightenment
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a movement in which reason centered around the means of life.
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Industrial revolution
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was a period in the late 18th and early 19th centuries when major changes in agriculture, manufacturing, and transportation had a profound effect on the socioeconomic and cultural conditions in Britain
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Landscape architecture
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the investigation and the strong response to the landscape
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Sublime
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the quality of greatness or magnitude. greatness in which nothing else can be compared
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avant garde
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a pushing of boundaries above what is expected from the norm
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odalisque
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a female slave in a harem
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