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David
Bernini
Baroque (1623)
Rome
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Theatricality, drama
Emotional Intensity
Agitation, dynamic movement
Seems to transcend the boundries of its space; involves viewer in the action |
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Ecastasy of Saint Teresa
Bernini
Baroque (1624-1604)
Cornaro Chapel, Rome
Stabbing her with an arrow (sexual) |
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Baldacchino
Bernini
Baroque (1624-1633)
Gilded Bronze
Basilica of Saint Peter, Rome
very lavish
blood and flesh of christ |
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The Entombment of Christ
Caravaggio
Baroque (1602-1604)
Vatican, Rome |
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| someone who follows the style of Caravaggio |
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| casting the background into deep shadow and spotlighting the figures in the foreground |
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The Calling of St. Matthew
Caravaggio
Baroque (1600)
Rome, Italy
Jesis convert Levis who is a tax collector |
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Suzanna and the Elders
Artemesia Gentileschi
Baroque (1600)
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| Hierarchy of Painting Genres |
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1. History (Bible, mythology, and other historically significatant subjects)
2. Portrait
3. Genre (secenes from everyday life)
4. Landscape
5. Animals
6. Still Lifes |
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Martyrdom of St. Bartholomew
Jusepe de Ribera
Baroque (1634)
Naples |
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Water Carrier of Seville
Diego Velazquez
Baroque (1619)
Spain
Portrait/Genre |
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Las Meninas (The Maids of Honor)
Diego Velazquez
Baroque (1656)
Spain
Loosly applies paint
founder of impressionist? |
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The Raising of the Cross
Pater Paul Rubens
Baroque (1610-1611)
Flanders
Too much drama |
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Henry IV Recieving the Portrait of Marie de 'Medici
Peter Paul Rubens
Baroque (1621-25)
Flanders |
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Still Life with Tazza
Pieter Claesz
Baroque (1636)
Dutch Republic |
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Flower Still Life
Rachel Ruysch
Baroque (1700)
Dutch Republic |
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Officers of the Haarlem Militia Company of St. Adrian
Frans Hals
Baroque (1627)
Dutch Republic
Group Portrait
Important Part of Social Life |
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The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp
Rembrandt van Rijn
Baroque (1632)
Dutch Republic
Portrait
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Captain Frans Banning Cocq Mustering His Company
(The Night Watch)
Rembrandt van Rijn
Baroque (1642)
Dutch Republic
Inside a hall?
Portraits
A symbol of the Dutch Republic |
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Three Crosses (first state)
Rembrandt
Baroque (1653)
Dutch Republic
Drypoint and Etching |
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The part that prints is raised above the surface, like a rubber stamp. You cut away all that you don't want. Ex. Woodblock printing |
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The part that prints is incised into the surface (usually copper). When the plate is put through a press, the paper is forced into the grooves
Ex. Engraving, Etching, and Drypoint |
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| artists uses a metal stylus to dig into the metal surface |
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| The metal plate is covered with a waxy finsih and the artist scrapes away the finish to produce a design. The plate is then placed in an acid bath that etches lines into those areas not covered with wax |
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| can be combined with engraving or etching. The artist engraves the surface but leaves the rough edge left when the stylus incised the metal. This rough edge can create a variety of visual effects |
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| the think application of paint on canvas |
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Woman Holding a Balance
Johannes Vermeer
Baroque(1664)
Dutch Republic
Liked drawing women in domestic activities
Patches of light |
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Louis XIV
Hyacinthe Rigaud
Baroque (1701)
France
First Absolute Monarch |
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Palace of Versailles Le Vau and Mansart Baroque (1678-85) France Queens Bedroom-Gold Gardens- very organized and high-maitenence Hall of mirrors- everyone walked down |
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Landscape with St. Matthew and the Angel
Nicholas Poussin
Baroque (1640)
French Artist Working in Rome
Very Good Transitions |
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Pilgrimage to the Island of Cythera
Jean-Antonine Watteau
Rococo (1717)
Paris
Fete |
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Girl Reclining: Louise O'Murphy
Francois Boucher
Rococo (1751)
France
High-class whore |
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The Swing
Jean-Honore Fragonard
Rococo (1766)
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Salon de la Princesse
Rococo (1732)
Paris
light; airiness
super expensive furniture |
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The Doge's Palace and the Riva degli Schiavonia
Canaletto
Rococo (1730)
Venice |
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Pauline Borghese as Venus
Canova
Neo-Classical (1808)
Rome |
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Am I Not a Man and a Brother?
For Josiah Wedgewood
Neo-Classical (1787)
England
jasperware |
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Cornelia Pointing to her Children as her Treasures
Angelica Kauffman
Neo-Classical (1785)
London |
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An Experiment on a Bird in the Air-Pump
Joseph Wright of the Derby
Neo-Classical (1768)
England |
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The Death of General Wolfe
Benjamin West
Neo-Classical (1770)
London
Modern History Painting |
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Oath of the Horatii
Jacques-Louise David
Neo-Classical (1784-85)
Paris
Commisioned by King Louis XVI |
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Death of Marat
Jacques-Louis David
Neo-Classical (1793)
Paris |
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Portrait of Jean-Baptiste Belley
Anne-Louis Girodet-Trioson
Neo-Classical (1797)
France
People of Haiti rebelled against French |
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Thomas Mifflin and Sarah Morris
John Singleton Copley
Neo-Classical (1773)
Boston |
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Watson and the Shark
John Singleton Copley
Neo-Classical/Romantic (1778)
Boston |
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Chiswick House
Neo-Classical (1726-1729)
London |
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The Nightmare
Fuseli
Romantic (1781)
England |
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Newton
William Blake
Romantic (1795-1805)
London
print with ink and watercolor
Did not like Isaac or Science |
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The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters
Francisco Goya
Romantic (1797-8)
Spain
aquatint- intaglio process-powder with acid |
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The Shootings of May 3rd
Goya
Romantic (1814)
Spain
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Saturn Devouring his Son
Goya
Romantic (1819-1823)
Spain
painted directly on his own walls |
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British Houses of Parliament
Barry and Pugin
Romantic(Almost Gothic 1836-60)
England
Based on Westminster Abbey |
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The Marriage Contract
from Marriage a la Mode
William Hogarth
Romantic (1743-45)
London
Etchings (wide circulation)
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Rue Transnonian, April 15, 1834
Romantic (1834)
Honore Daumier
Paris
lithograph
True Story |
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Napolean Crossing the Saint-Bernard (Napoleon Crossing the Alps)
Jacques-Louis David
Romantic(1800-1801)
France
Sculpture esque
Makes him look bigger |
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Raft of the Medusa
Theodore Gericault
Romantic (1818-19)
France
Modern History Painting
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Liberty Leading the People
Eugene Delacroix
Romantic (1830)
France
To commemorate the July Revolution
Symbol of France |
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Departure of the Volunteers of 1792
(The Marsellaise)
Francois Rude
Romantic (1833-36)
Arc de Triomphe, Paris |
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Large Odalisque
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres
Romantic(1814)
Paris |
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Atrial Cross
before 1556
Mexico |
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Virgin of Guadalupe
1779
Mexico |
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The Hay Wain
John Constable
Romantic (1821)
England
Cultural- heroic life |
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Slavers Throwing Overboard the Dead and Dying - Typhoon Coming On [The Slave Ship]
Joseph Turner
Romantic (1840)
England
Judgement |
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Burning of the Houses of the Lords and Commons
Joseph Turner
Romantic (1834)
England
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The Oxbow
Thomas Cole
Romantic (1836)
USA
founder of the hudson river school |
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Monk by the Sea
Caspar David Friedrich
Romantic (1809)
Germany
immersed in nature |
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Theatrical
Playful
More intimate interiors
Pastel colors and gold
Curving lines
"feminine"
Major art movements begin to originate in France
(1700-50) |
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| Elegant outdoor entertainment |
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has to do with Neo-Classical style
emphasis on the perfectibility of man and the notion of progress
emphasis on the scientific method |
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Began as Literary Movement
1790-1900
Emphasis of emotions |
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| Artist draws on a flat stone with a greasy crayonlike instrument. When the stone's surface is wiped with an oil based ink, it attaches to the greasy surface. Different colors if ink can be wiped on different parts of the surface. A piece of paper is laid on the surface of the stone, and the ink is transferred to the paper. |
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| a vogue for exotic images of the Muslim world |
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| how subordinated or marginal groups select and invent from materials transmitted to them by a dominant or metropolitan culture |
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