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| Drama - over the top - Barocco = irregularly shaped pearl - Dynamism - realistic - counter-reformation |
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| Intense contrast of light and dark in painting for dramatic effect |
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| A realistic painted frame |
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| Certain inclusions - inclusion of humankind - includes architecture - golden glow of the sunset |
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| Canopy placed over an altar |
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| Moldability - undulation - movement |
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| a painting of inanimate objects (flowers, cups, fruit) |
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| pictorial representations in any of various media that represent scenes or events from everyday life, such as markets, domestic settings, interiors, parties, inn scenes, and street scenes. |
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| Spanish Netherlands - Flanders |
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| Counter-reformation = altarpieces and saints are bountiful |
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| 7 Different countries - Holland is the biggest country. No altarpieces. low lying marshlands. MIDDLE CLASS is very important(main patronage to art). CHARACTERISTICS- Small size works, descriptive of everyday life, Genre, still lifes, portraiture, landscapes. NO SAINTS - very naturalistic, got money AFTER they painted the picture |
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| A gathering of elegant people usually in an outdoor setting |
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| Metal with resin on top. artists etched the resin off the metal leaving parts exposed. they dipped it in acid to burn a picture into the metal |
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| King, aristocracy and church, old order |
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| Represents a return to classical ideal, to it's consern with simplicity clarity, directness and nobility and its assertion that it should and could represent that ideal. age of enlightenment age of reason |
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| power of nature. awesome. awe inspiring. powerful. spiritual |
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| a form of communication aimed at influencing the attitude of a community toward some cause or position |
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| Coulore- Natural Man. Nature must be our guide. Emotions are most important element of man kind. society had corrupted humanity |
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| Designo- Enlightenment concept. Opposed to monarchy. Attacked Ancien Regime. Freedom of thought above all else. writings led to french revolution |
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Title: The Guarden of Love
Artist: Rubens
Material: Oil on canvas
Period: Flemish Baroque
Info: Coversation a la Mode Genre. for himself. Love is the theme = marriage, platonic, love of god, venus, lust |
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| Part of French Acadame. 1. SUBJECT IS GRAND-HISTORICAL. over portrature, landscape and still life. 2. THOUGHT-EDUCATED. 3. STRUCTURE-follow standard past art. 4. INDIVIDUAL STYLE |
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| Royal Solè- center of the universe. responsible for palace of Versailles. uses Absolutism |
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| Annual Salon - exhibition of French Art in the Louvre - dominate french art. |
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| Begins with the death of Louis XIV. Aristocratic Era. Celebration -freedom from Versailles. Paris is the new center. Decorative Arts - Interior Design. Intimate. Irregularly shaped shell |
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| Mistress to Louis 15th She's smart. defecto art director of France she pics the artists to decorate |
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| Coulore- Simultaneously great and wretched. represent man inhumanity to man. unworldly passions as opposed to principles. |
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| painting in the landscape itself |
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| group of like-minded artists who travel to forest of fountain blue in the 1830s to create realistic paintings. Corot inspired |
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| machines are created to replace man's labor. beginning of the age of technology |
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| the west fascination with the cultures of basically anything not European |
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| lowest level of art in the french academy. 19th century nature replaces god. poetry. nature becomes the presentation of the artist's soul |
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Title: The Conversation of St. Paul
Artists: Caravaggio
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Italian Baroque
Info: about St.Paul being converted to Christianity. Half Roman/Jewish. He became blind in the image. Went from Saul to Paul. worms eye view - tenebrism |
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Title: Judith with the Head of Holofernes Artist: Gentileschi Material: Oil on Canvas Period: Italian Baroque Info: Judith snuck into the tent of Holofernes and got him drunk then cut his head off
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Title: Landscape with the Flight into Egypt
Artist: Carracci
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Italian Baroque
Info: PASTORAL LANDSCAPE joseph mary and baby jesus |
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Title: Aurora
Artist: Reni
Material: Ceiling Fresco
Period: Italian Baroque
Info: Goddess of the Dawn, infront of Apollo. the women are the hours of the day |
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Title: Triumph of the Name of Jesus
Artist: Gaulli
Material: Ceiling Fresco
Period: Italian Baroque
Info: Not a Narriative. Initials IHS = jesus |
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Title: St. Peter's Basilica - Facade and Nave
Artist: Maderno
Material: Architecture
Period: Italian Baroque
Info: Colossal Order. Supposed to have flanking Towers. Nave and Facade Was the last thing added on to the base church. Largest Church in the world. |
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Title: Baldacchino
Artist: Bernini
Material: Cast Bronze
Period: Italian Baroque
Info: Supposed to be the body of St. Peter |
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Title: David
Artist: Bernini
Material: Marble
Period: Italian Baroque
Info: Saul's armor supporting him. THIS IS A PORTRAIT OF BERNINI |
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Title: Sant' Ivo
Artist: Borromini
Material: Architecture
Period: Italian Baroque
Info: Acadamy, concave facade, very curvey, Star-Hexagon dome. Dome IN dome. Acorn and Stars = 2 diff popes during building |
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Title: Chapel of the Holy Shroud
Artist: Guarini
Material: Architecture
Period: Italian Baroque
Info: Attached to Turin Cathedral. Houses the shroud that covered Jesus's dead body. |
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Title: Marie de'Medici Landing in Marseilles
Artist: Rubens
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Flemish Baroque
Info: Neptune(god of the sea), musketeer is the bodyguard of the queen, allegory of france is bowing (oposite sex), allegory of fame above |
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Title: Portrait of Charles I Hunting
Artist: van Dyke
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Flemish Baroque
Info: Charles I was the English Monarch. Allegory of Englad(enchanted Island) He Married Henrietta Maria a sister of his main rival in france. He cast out parlement then got beheaded. |
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Title: The Jolly Toper
Artist: Hals
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Dutch Baroque
Info: represents an everyday man or rich man in conversation drunk. |
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Title: The Blinding of Samson
Arist: Rembrandt
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Dutch Baroque
Info: Superman strength. didnt cut his hair or drink. weakness for women. Delilah tricked him into telling her the secret of his strength then she cut his hair off then killed |
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Title: Self-Portrait
Artist: Rembrandt
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Dutch Baroque
Info: Very Sad life. only had 1 son who later died also after 6 infant deaths. he was a prodigy. Portrays King Solomon - old and alone but wise |
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Title: Jewish Cemetery
Arist: Ruisdael
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Dutch Baroque
Info: Vanatis of mankind, shows dont live in fear. everythignin the image is in a state of decay.
only thing that lives forever is "God" |
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Title: Still Life
Artist: Heda
Material: Oil on Panel
Period: Dutch Baroque
Info: imported Citris = weath. Portrays a message that you should enjoy life and material things but dont get attached to them because you cant take them with you when you die. |
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Title: Woman Holding a Balance
Arist: Vermeer
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Dutch Baroque
Info: Genre Scene. very quiet. everyday task. Painting in back depicts Jesus judging. she is weighing her soul because she is pregnant |
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Title: The Villiage Bride
Artist: Greuze
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Neoclassicism
Info: Rousseauian. back to nature. represents morality and simple |
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Title: The Oath of the Horatti
Arist: David
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Neoclassicism
Info: myth of founding rome. 3Albans against 3Romans. a woman is married to a roman and borther to a Alban. Symbol of the French Revolution ironically Louis XVI buys it |
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Title: Death of Marat
Artist: David
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Neoclassicism
Info: christ like pose, idealised, propoganda, a lie. Corday killed him for beheading her entire family |
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Title: Experiment with a Bird in the Air-Pump
Artist: Wright of Derby
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Neoclassicism
Info: noctounal scene is Derby's style. what can i say.. i wrote nothing on this fuckn thing |
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Title: George Washington
Artist: Houdon
Material: Marble
Period: Neoclassicism
Info: Idealised a little. alligory of america. the plows represent a land of pleny |
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Title: The Panthèon
Artist: Soufflot
Material: Architecture
Period: Neoclassicism
Info: was a church, turned into a mosileum. athiest thinkers are burried there. very plain |
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Title: Project for a memorial to Issac Newton
Artist: Boulèe
Material: Ink and Wash
Period: Neoclassicism
Info: never built. constalation inside at all times of the day. giant sarcophagus |
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Title: Strawberry Hill
Arist: Walpole
Material: Architecture
Period: Neoclassical
Info: Not very neoclassical in nature. more gothic revival |
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Title: Hangman's Tree
Artist: Callot
Material: Etching
Period: French Baroque
Info: THE GREAT MISERY OF WAR SERIES. catholic symbols. peopel tried to revolt against taxes but got killed |
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Title: The Nightmare
Arist: Fuseli
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Neoclassicism
Info: example of sublime woman, incubus, horse. how the subconcious mind and dreams affect us |
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Title: The Abduction of the Sabine Women
Artist: Poussin
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: French Baroque
Info: classical Baroque. loves Roman Mythology. Romulous is standing . invites the Sabine neighboring city's women to come over then GOTCHA' BITCH! yup. raped. all ov em so they can carrry new roman children |
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Title: A Pastoral Landscape
Artist: Lorrain
Material: oil on Copper
Period: French Baroque
Info: zig zag. setting sun. mankind. architecture. small image. french acadamy approved. |
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Title: Garden facade of Versailles
Artist: Le Vau
Material: Architecture
Period: French Baroque
Info: Built for Louis the XIV, he invites his courtiers and never lets them leave. the villiage around it supports the courtiers held prisoner. palazzo design. 3 floors |
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Title: Hall of Mirrors
Artist: Le Brun
Material: Interior Design
Period: French Baroque
Info: mirrors are expensive. salon of war at one end and salon of peace on the other. |
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Title: Nymph and Satyr Carousing
Artist: Clodion
Material: Terra cotta
Period: Racoco
Info: motion and negative space. playful and sexual |
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Title: The Toilet of Venus
Artist: Boucher
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Rococo
Info: light zig zag, feminine |
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Title: The Swing
Artist: Fragonard
Material: Oil on canvas
Period: Rococo
Info: contemporary people. hes lookn at her vag when she swings up and she likes it. whataslut. |
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Title: Blowing Bubbles
Artist: Chardin
Material: oil on canvas
Period: Rococo
Info: genre scene growing boy with small jacket |
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Title: The Orgy (Scene III of the Rakes Progress)
Artist: Hogarth
Material: Engraving
Period: 18th Century English
Info: Narritive about a rake with no moral, eventually lands in an insane asylum |
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Title: Mrs. Siddons
Artist: Gainsborough
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: 18th Century English
Info: Actress = lady macBeth or a shakesperian actress |
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Title Mrs. Siddons as the Tragic Muse
Artist: Reynolds
Material: oil on canvas
Period: 18th Century English
Info: portrayed as a goddess. the red is gone cuz he used experimental ink and it deteriorated |
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Title: The Third of May
Artist: Goya
Material: oil on Canvas
Period: Romanticism
Info: French killing the Spanish. christ like. allegory of Spain |
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Title: Saturn devouring on of his Children
Arist: Goya
Material: Fresco
Period: Romanticism
Info: from the Black paintings |
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Title: Under the Birches
Artist: Rousseau
Material: oil on panel
Period: Romanticism
Info: rebel. Plein-air |
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Title: The Haywain
Arist: Constable
Material: oil on canvas
Period: Romanticism
Info: Industrial revolution. refused by the royal academy. |
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Title: The Slave ship
Artist: Turner
Material: oil on canvas
Period: Romanticism
Info: insurance on slaves if they died. man inhumanity to man. |
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Title: Abbey in an Oak Forest
Artist: Friedrich
Material: oil on canvas
Period: Romanticism
Info: darkness of the evils on earth on the bottom and light above as heaven. nature and architecture is dying |
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Title: Grand Odelisque
Artist: Ingres
Material: oil on canvas
Period: Romanticism
Info: beauty over porportions. |
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Title: Napolean at the pesthouse in jaffa
Arist: gros
Material: oil on canvas
Period: Romanticism
Info: death + Sense of another world. napolean is way to tall and apears christlike |
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Title: The Raft of the Medusa
Artist: Gericault
Material: Oil on Canvas
Period: Romanticism
Info: interviewed the survivors. frigate crashed. man's inhumanity to man |
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Title: Women of Algiers
Artist: Delacroix
Material: oil on canvas
Period: Romanticism
Info: painted real odalisques |
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