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- Watteau
- L'Indifferent
- Rococo
- c 1716
(1700)
Three facts:
- Poetic style, wistfullness
- Pastel colors are Rococo
- Smaller, more intimate
- Watteau
- Return from Cythera
- Rococo
- c 1717
(1700)
Three facts:
- Fetes Galantes - courtly picnic
- ^ category ^ created for Watteau
- Impasto in painted figures
- Boucher
- Cupid, A Captive
- Rococo
- c 1754
(1750)
Three facts:
- More prozaic, not poetic
- "Age of Sensibility"
- Quintessential Rococo artist
- Fragonard
- The Swing
- Rococo
- c 1767
(1750)
Three facts:
- Colors are smoother/quieter
- Patron-commissioned work
- Relaxed, lighthearted
- Chardin
- Grace at the Table
- Naturalism
- c 1740
(1750)
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- Genre scene
- Domestic simplicity
- Muted colors, subdued browns
- Greuze
- The Village Bride
- Naturalism
- c 1761
(1750)
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- Too emotional
- Non-commissioned work
- More relatable
- Gainsborough
- Mrs. Sheridan
- Naturalism
- c 1785
(1800)
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- Rich people ~~ Aristocrats
- Serious portraiture
- Pastel colors, wispy trees
- Copley
- Paul Revere
- American Realism
- c 1768
(1750)
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- Lighter brushstroked
- Black background, dramatic contrast
- More formal than European counterparts
- David
- Oath of the Horatii
- Neoclassicism
- c 1784
(1800)
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- Stoic statement - form expresses content
- Classical because self-contained
- Rational, objective
- David
- Death of Marat
- Neoclassicism
- c 1793
(1800)
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- Marat is heroic, Christ-like
- Neoclassical because implied horizontals/verticals
- Position of arm, similar to Rogier Van der Weyden's Descent.
- Benjamin West
- Death of General Wolfe
- Neoclassicism
- c 1770
(1750)
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- Classical because self-contained
- Analogy to Descent from the Cross
- MAYBE Romantic because of suggested background
- Fuseli
- Nightmare
- Romanticism
- c 1781
(1800)
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- Subjective, stronger emotions
- Night mare, horse is a mare
- Romanticism, attitude not style
- Goya
- The Dream/Sleep of Reason
- Romanticism
- c 1794
(1800)
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- Fairly small print
- "Sleep of reason produces monsters"
- Cat represents scary monster
- Gros
- The Pest House
- Romanticism
- c 1804
(1800)
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- Theatrical setting
- Mysterious unclear background
- Set in Jaffa
- Trioson
- The Burial (of Atala)
- Romanticism
- c 1808
(1800)
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- Sharply outlined contours
- Dramatic contrast of light and dark
- Exotic (North America)
- Gericault
- Raft of the Medusa
- Romanticism
- c 1818
(1800)
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- Contemporary topic
- Unstable triangles add to chaos
- Interviewed real survivors to capture true emotions
- Gericault
- The Insane Woman
- Romanticism
- c 1822
(1800)
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- Bravura - showy, rapid idea
- Loose unblended brushstrokes
- Likes expressing crazy emotions
- Delacroix
- The Death (of Sardanapalus)
- Romanticism
- c 1826
(1850)
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- Based on poem by Lord Byron
- No fusing of colors
- Similar to Rubens, red colors
- Delacroix
- Liberty Leading the People
- Romanticism
- c 1830
(1850)
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- Allegorical painting of Liberty
- Not about French Revolution
- Suggestion of battle is Romantic
- Ingres
- Odalisque
- Romanticism
- c 1814
(1800)
Three facts:
- Odalisque means Harem Woman
- Subject matter is Romantic
- Distortion of human body is Romantic
- Goya
- The Third of May (May 3)
- Romanticism
- c 1814
(1800)
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- Commissioned by French government
- Innocence is exaggerated via brightness
- Strong emotions
- Goya
- Saturn Devouring his Children
- Romanticism
- c 1819
(1800)
Three facts:
- Goya painted this on his wall
- Eyes bulge with a /purpose/ of craziness
- Inspired by Rubens
- Friedrich
- Abbey in an Oak Forest
- Romanticism
- c 1810
(1800)
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- Nationalism - German's felt this was THEIR style
- Political commentary on Nationalism crashing.
- Albeit precise, landscape's Romantic.
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- Constable
- The Haywain
- Romanticism
- c 1821
(1800)
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- "Six Footers"
- Dashes of white lines, optical illusions
- Idealized England
- Turner
- The Slaveship
- Romanticism
- c 1839
(1850)
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- Blood red of skies conveys nature is superior to man
- Represent's Turner's reaction to Industrial Revolution
- Allegory against exploitation of slaves
- Cole
- The Oxbow
- Romanticism
- c 1836
(1850)
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- Confrontation between wilderness and civilization
- Romantic because sublime/awesome
- Jewish letters upside down in background, shaddai - The Almighty
- Bierstadt
- Sierra Nevada
- Romanticism
- c 1868
(1850)
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- Luminosity - fine brushwork for gradations of light
- Manifest destiny
- Idealizes his scenes
- Courbet
- The Stone Breakers
- Realism
- c 1849
(1850)
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- Millet
- The Gleaners
- Realism
- c 1850
(1850)
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- Daumier
- Third Class Carriage
- Realism
- c 1862
(1850)
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- Manet
- Luncheon on the Grass
- Realism
- 1863
(1850)
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- Eakins
- The Gross Clinic
- Realism
- c 1875
(1850)
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- Millais
- Ophelia
- Pre-Raphaelite
- c 1852
(1850)
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- Monet
- Impression Sunrise
- Impressionism
- 1872
(1875)
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- Monet
- Rouen Cathedral
- Impressionism
- c 1894
(1875)
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- Renoir
- Moulin
- Impressionism
- 1876
(1875)
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- Degas
- Ballet (Rehearsal)
- Impressionism
- 1876
(1875)
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- Degas
- The Tub
- Impressionism
- c 1886
(1875)
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- Whistler
- Arrangement in Gray and Black
- American
- c 1880
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- Seurat
- Sunday Afternoon
- Post Impressionism / Formalism
- c 1884
(1900)
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- Cezanne
- Mont Ste. Victoire
- Post Impressionism / Formalism
- c 1894
(1900)
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- Cezanne
- Mont Ste. Victoire
- Post Impressionism / Formalism
- c 1894
(1900)
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- Cezanne
- Still Life
- Post Impressionism / Formalism
- c 1895
(1900)
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- Van Gogh
- The Night Cafe
- Post Impressionism / Expressionism
- c 1888
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- Van Gogh
- Starry Night
- Post Impressionism / Expressionism
- c 1889
(1900)
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- Munch
- Scream
- Post Impressionism / Expressionism
- c 1893
(1900)
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- Gauguin
- Vision After The Sermon
- Post Impressionism / Expressionism
- 1888
(1900)
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- Toulouse - Lautrec
- At The Moulin Rouge
- Post Impressionism / Expressionism
- c 1892
(1900)
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- Rousseau
- The Sleeping Gypsy
- Primitive
- c 1897
(1900)
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- Rodin
- The Thinker
- Post-Impressionism
- c 1879
(1900)
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- Boffrand
- Princess Salon
- Rococo Architecture
- c 1732
(1750)
- Paris
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- Vignon
- La Madelein
- Neoclassicism
- 1807
(1800)
- Paris
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- Lord Burlington or Boyle
- Chiswick
- Neoclassicism
- 1725
(1750)
- Chiswick
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- Robert Adam
- Osterley Park
- Neoclassicism
- 1761
(1750)
- Osterly Park
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- Thomas Jefferson
- Monticello
- Neoclassicism
- c 1770
(1750)
- Monticello
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- Sir Charles Barry
- Houses of Parliament
- Gothic Revival
- c 1840
(1850)
- London
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- Garnier
- The Opera
- Neo-Baroque
- c 1861
(1850)
- Paris
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- Paxton
- The Crystal Palace
- Nineteenth Century
- 1850
(1850)
- London
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- Eiffel
- Eiffel Tower
- Nineteenth Century
- 1889
(1900)
- Paris
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- Sullivan
- Guaranty Building
- Nineteenth Century
- c 1894
(1900)
- Buffalo, New York
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- Canova
- Pauline
- Neoclassicism
- c 1808
(1800)
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- Rodin
- The Burghers of Calais
- Post-Impressionism
- c 1884
(1900)
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- Dali
- Persistance of Memory
- Surrealism
- 1931
(1950)
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- Oppenheim
- Object
- Surrealism
- 1936
(1950)
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- Kandinsky
- Improvisation
- Non-Objective
- c 1912
(1900)
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- Mondrian
- Composition with Red, Yellow, Blue
- De Stijl
- 1930
(1950)
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- Picasso
- Guernica
- Surrealism
- 1937
(1950)
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- Lawrence
- Migration of the Negro
- Lawrence
- c 1940
(1950)
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- Hopper
- Nighthawks
- Realism
- c 1942
(1950)
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- Brancusi
- Bird
- Abstraction
- c 1927
(1925)
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- Moore
- Reclining Figure
- Abstraction
- c 1939
(1925)
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- Gabo
- Column
- Constructivism
- c 1922
(1925)
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- Calder
- Lobster Trap
- Constructivism
- c 1939
(1925)
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- Gaudi
- Casa Mila
- Art Nouveau
- c 1905
(1900)
- Barcelone
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- Tony Smith
- Die
- Minimalism
- c 1962
(1950)
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- David Smith
- Cubi
- Minimalism
- 1964
(1950)
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- Beuys
- How to Explain (Pictures to a Dead Hare)
- Performance Art
- c 1965
(1975)
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- Mendieta
- Self Portrait
- Performance Art
- 1977
(1975)
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- Hanson
- Shopper
- Pop Art
- c 1970
(1975)
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- Frank Lloyd Wright
- The Robie House
- International Style
- c 1909
(1925)
- Chicago
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- Frank Lloyd Wright
- Falling Water
- International Style
- 1936
(1925)
- Pennsylvania
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- Francis Bacon
- Painting
- Figurative
- 1946
(1950)
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- Jackson Pollock
- Number 1
- Abstract Expressionism
- c 1950
(1950)
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- DeKooning
- Woman
- Abstract Expressionism
- c 1950
(1950)
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- Rothko
- Red and Blue
- Color Field
- c 1960
(1950)
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- Newman
- Vir Heroicus Sublimus
- Color Field
- c 1950
(1950)
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- Kelly
- Red, Green, Blue
- Color Field
- c 1963
(1950)
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- Also called Hard Edge Abstraction
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- Hamilton
- Today's Homes
- Pop Art
- c 1956
(1950)
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- Warhol
- Marilyn
- Pop Art
- c 1962
(1950)
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- Johns
- Flag
- Pop Art
- c 1954
(1950)
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- Rauschenberg
- Canyon
- Pop Art
- 1959
(1950)
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- Lichtenstein
- Hopeless
- Pop Art
- c 1962
(1950)
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- Flack
- Marilyn
- Pop Art
- c 1977
(1975)
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- Kruger
- Untitled
- Feminism
- 1983
(1984)
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- Tansey
- A Short History of Painting
- Post-Modern
- c 1982
(2000)
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- Ofili
- Holy Virgin Mary
- Post Modern
- 1996
(2000)
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- Giacometti
- Man Pointing
- Figurative
- 1947
(1950)
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