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Overthrows King Charles X Ascension of Louis-Philippe Shift from Bourbon monarchy to July monarchy |
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Year of February Revolution |
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Ends reign of King Louis-Philippe Leads to French Second Republic |
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Result of an uprising in France after defeat in Franco-Prussian War Government defeats Commune after two months, kills many civilians in the process |
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Year of French Revolution: |
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French Revolution results in: |
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First French Republic ends with: |
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Ascension of Napoleon as Emperor |
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Napoleon becomes Emperor of France in: |
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Important Rococco painters: |
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Watteau, Fragonard, Boucher |
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Greuze wanted to be a history painter, but was seen as... |
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middle-class drama with moral overtones. |
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Leading British artists of the 18th c.: |
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Hogarth, Walpole, Reynolds, Gainsborough, West, Copeley, Derby |
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Painter-satirist, sold prints |
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'grand-style' painting of Michaelangelo |
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invented 'documentary painting' |
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spirit of industrial revolution, science |
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Mengs was a precursor to: |
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Goya painted in the vein of ___ism. |
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Drouais, Girodet, Benoist, Gerard |
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Boudelaire writes on Romanticism: |
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"Romanticism is precisely situated neither in choice of subject nor exact truth, but in the way of feeling." |
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Important Romantic artists: |
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Goya, Ingres, Delacroix, Gros, Turner, Gericault |
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Romanticism evolved out of: |
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a rejection of stoic Classicism, rationality to embrace intuition, imagination, and feeling. |
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