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Jean-Baptiste-Simeo Chardin, The Ray
18th century
france
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Ambrogio Lorenzetti, Allegory of Good Government in the city and country
14th century
fresco
italy |
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Ambrogio Lorenzetti Allegory of Good Government in the city and country
14th century
fresco
italy |
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Della Francesca Flagellation of Christ
Italy
15th century
oil
perspective |
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german
16th century
renaissance
used scientific tools to make more realistic art works like Michelangelo and Da Vinci
this is a print
elevated art to an intellectual level |
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monet, Impression Sunrise
19th century
French
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Ingres, Turkish Bath
19th century
painting
French |
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Bihzad, Turkish Bath
Afghanistan
late 15th century
painting |
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Cezanne, Still Life with Plaster Cupid
late 19th century
painting
French |
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Picasso, Ambroise Vollard
early 20th century
french
painting |
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Barbara Kruger, Untitled (you invest in the divinity of the masterpiece)
1982
USA
Photostat |
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Michelangelo, Creation of adam
15th century
italy
painting |
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Jacques-Lois David, Oath of the Horatii
18th century
France
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Gentileschi Self portrait as an allegory of painting
17th century
italian
oil on canvas
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Daguerre, a Parisian boulevard
19th century
Daguerreotype |
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Nicephore Niepce, View from a window at le gras
19th century
French
Photo |
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Chris Jordan, Midway: Message from the Gyre
2009
Photograph
USA |
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Jacques-Louis David, The Death of Marat
late 18th century
painting |
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Leon Frederic, Stages of a Workers Life
late 19th century
france
painting |
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John Heartfield, the meaning of the Hitler salute
1932
England
Multi media |
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Maya Lin, Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial
1982 |
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Daumier, gargantua
19th century
French
Print |
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Grandjouan, la revolution
19th century
French
Print |
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Bayard, self portrait as a drowned man
184019th century
france
photograph |
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peale, after the bath- a deception
19th century
american
painting |
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| Printmaking/ mechanical reproduction |
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originated in germany. spread to italy
introduced mass production
democratized art
spread knowledge easily and quickly
spread revolution
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the origional has a physical history that cannot be replicated.
replicas can be in an improper context
manual reproduction = forgery
shattered tradition with the ability of multiple "Origionals" abe to be made
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the process of cutting out one immage and layering it onto another immage
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appealing to the masses by showing how life was
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| gives depth of field, size on a 2D surface |
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created by picasso.
rejected the convention that art chould copy nature
disjointed immages with added shadows to emphasize the 2 dimensionality of the canvas
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a device that led to photography.
took an immage and projected it inverted on a wall by blocking out all other light but what went through a small hole with the image in it
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| used strong contrast between light and dark to demonstrate depth, 3D modelling. brings attention to focal regions |
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| use of color as it appears in nature |
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an arbitrary, emotional use of color
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elevated the artist above the average member of a guild
genius meant creativity and invention
artists were no longer manual laborers
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a polished metal plate sensitized to light inside a modified camera obscura
first commercial, perminant photography tool
19th century
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early projector
used glass slides
used in public spaces
used to educate the rich then became a popular form of satire among the poor
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| taking an immage out of context to make a statement |
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| the crowd/ masses/ crowd psycology |
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shown through perspective, big up front and smaller as it gets further away
depicts the feelings of the masses
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a new era in geology caused by human intervention.
the plastic ocean island
the neyon ponds with cattle run-off
the scalping of mountains
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History Painting- because it required knowlege of the context
Genre Painting
Portraiture
Landscape
Still Life |
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