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| The acceptance of, or belief, in absolute principles in political, philosophical, ethical, or theological matters. |
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- An asymmetrical arrangement of the human figure in which the line of the arms and shoulders contrasts with while balancing those of the hips and legs
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| Visual illusion in art, esp. as used to trick the eye into perceiving a painted detail as a three-dimensional object. |
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| The spotlight effect. Images emerge from the dark, into the light forground. Ex: Carravagio |
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Followers of Caravaggio during the 17th century.
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| A dark box that projects an image through a tiny hole onto a flat surface. Also, an ancestor to the modern camera. |
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| Meaning "emptiness" or "untruth". Still lifes containing objects that had meaning beyond their general use. |
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| Chinese decorations or motifs in Rococo art. |
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| A place that was elaborately decorated with gold. Extremely ornate. |
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| Created by the wealthy and educated Parisian women of the 18th c. Places for good food, drink, and conversation. |
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| A revolution in human thought: a radical sythesis of ideas concerning nature, science, and God. |
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| The Jacobins, egalitarian democrats who engaged in acts of terrorism, abolished the monarchy were responsible for the Reign of Terror (1793-1794). |
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| A harem girl, female slave, or concubine in a Sultan's harem. |
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| An early photograph produced on silver or a silver covered plate. |
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Baroque Art Elements
17th Century
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-Diagnol lines
-Lights and darks (Tenebrism)
-Dramatic
-Theatrical
-Allegory/Symbolism
-Role of the viewer
-Combinations of mediums
-Artists illustrate their skills |
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-Playful
-Pastel colors
-Soft brush work
-Ornate
-Fluffy trees
-Aristocracy/Wealthy
-Amorous scenes
-Venus/Cupid (Reference to Classical)
-Silver/Gold
-Chinoiserie (China)
-Femininity
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| Neoclassical Art Elements |
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-Anti-Rococo
-Pre-Revolution
-Classical references
-Clarity of lines
-Visions of strength
-Power of state
-Reference to Rome
-Masculinity
-Begins as a style for the wealthy,
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-Gothic/Medieval elements
-Nostalgia for the past
-Man vs. Nature: The power of nature
-Elevation of the average citizen (Anti-hero surviving)
-Dark themes
-Mind/Dreams/Bizarre
-Social injustice
-Christian Mysticism
-Exotic elements
-Emotional themes
-Loose brushwork
-Images of the insane
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-Images of working class citizens
-Poverty
-Nostalgia of the country
-Anti-neoclassical
-Painters of modern life
-Real subjects
-Social justice
-World around us
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The Baldacchino
Bernini, Italian Baroque, 17th C. |
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The Piazza of St. Peter's
Bernini, Italian Baroque, 17th C. |
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The Ecstasy of St. Teresa
Bernini, Italian Baroque, 17th C. |
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The Calling of St. Matthew
Caravaggio, Italian Baroque, 17th C. |
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Judith Slaying Holofernes
Artemisia,Italian Baroque, 17th C. |
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Venus and Adonis
Rubens, Flemish Baroque, 17th C. |
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The Night Watch
Rembrandt, Dutch Baroque, 17th C. |
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The Geographer
Vermeer, Dutch Baroque, 17th C. |
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Extensive Landscape with Ruins
Ruisdael, Dutch Baroque, 17th C. |
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Rokeby Venus
Velazquez, Spanish Baroque, 17th C. |
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Las Meninas
Velazquez, Spanish Baroque, 17th C. |
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The Dance of Life
Poussin, French Baroque, 17th C. |
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Luncheon on the Grass
Manet, Realism, 19th C. |
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Olympia
Manet, Realism, 19th C. |
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Lincoln "Cooper Union"
Brady, Realism (Photography), 19th C. |
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