Arts Flashcards

Art and Emotion

1
Q

When did Romanticism began?

A

Britain and France in the early 1800’s

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2
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Romanticism valued _____ over science and ______ over suppression

A

spiritualism, democracy

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3
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_____ and _______ themes prevailed in romantic paintings

A

tragic and catastrophic

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4
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Romantic paintings were basically about?

A

emotions

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5
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Romantic painters gave their subjects an atmosphere of ____, purity, virtue, _____, solitude, or selflessness

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greed, insanity

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6
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This painting depicted the horrific aftermath of the sinking of the warship “Meduse” in 1816

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The Raft of the Medusa - Theodore Gericault

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7
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this painting was made to commemorate the 1830 July Revolution which is an important event in French history when people fought for their liberty and overthrew King Charles X.

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Liberty Leading the People - Eugene Delacroix

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8
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The Third of May, and Saturn Devouring one of his Children

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Francisco Goya

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9
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The Night of Enitharmon’s Joy, and Satan Arousing the Rebellious Angels

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William Blake

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10
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Snow Storm: Steam-Boat off a Harbour’s Mouth, and Rain, Steam, and Speed -The Great Western Railway

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J. M. W. Turner

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11
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The Great Day of His Wrath

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John Martin

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12
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The Death of Sardanapalus and Liberty Leading the People

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Eugene Delacroix

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13
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Mary Magdalene Grieving over the Body of Christ

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Arnold Bocklin

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14
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Romantic sculptors used these 2 materials as the main materials for their works

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marble and bronze

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15
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in terms of subject matter, many Romantic sculptures featured ____ subjects and had a strong narrative

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nude

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16
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this sculpture is based on a contemporary slave — a Christian girl captured by the turks

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Greek Slave - Hiram Powers

17
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this sculpture is based on a Roman girl and it was taken from a contemporary novel at that time about the city of Pompeii

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Nydia, The Blind flower Girl of Pompeii - By Randolph Rogers

18
Q

he championed the first type of Romantic sculpture

A

Antoine-Louis Barye

19
Q

his group sculpture decorates the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, which was built to honor the heroes of the Napoleonic and French Revolutionary wars

A

Francois Rude

20
Q

during the gothic revival in the mid-1800’s the architects combined ____ elements with the Romantic interest in freedom of forms

A

Gothic

21
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this is the first important neo-gothic church in france

A

The Basilica of Sainte-Clotilde

22
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this is the most popular example of a gothic style

A

England’s Palace of Westminster