Chapter 30

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Theory based on reason and knowledge?

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Rationalism

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Rooms where events were sometimes held

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Salons

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Silhouette ting

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Arabesque

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Spiral scroll characteristics of corinthian capitals

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Volute

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Clock surrounded by an allegorical figure of fame and sheltering a pair of lovers

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Memento Mori

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Symbolic work of art, especially those associated with still life paintings

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Vanitas

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Elegant outdoor entertainment

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Fete Galante

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American Revolution

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French Revolution

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new inventions

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Industrial Revolution

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Enlightenment

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Developed in France around 1715 when the Duc D’Orleans regent for Louis XV move his home and the French court from Versaillles to paris…

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Rococo

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Fast and Versatile medium

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Pastel

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Imaginary landscape or cityscape in which the artist mixed actual structure, such as famous ruins with imaginary ones to create attractive compositions

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Capriccio

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Naturalistic rendering of famous views and buildings, well-known tourist attractions, and local colour in the form of tiny figures of the venetian people and vising tourist. Often encompassed panoramic views of famous landmarks

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Veduta

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Coterie

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Object in which the designs are carved into the surface

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Intaglio

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Conception and views intentionally mimic compositional devices of pictures

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Picturesque

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Fine-grained, unglazed colored pottery

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Jasperware

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Alternating higher and lower sections along the top of a wall

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Crenellation

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Derived from the wider meanings of the word Historia in Latin and Italian, meaning “story” or “narrative” and essentially means story paintings

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History Painting

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Fasces

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Sought to present Classical ideals and subject matter in a style derived from Classical Greek and Roman sources. Was also popular in Britain, America, and France. Celebrates the Universal and the Rational

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Neoclassicism

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Extended visit to the major cultural sites of Southern Europe lmao

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Grand Tour

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Celebrated the individual and the subjective. Takes its name and many of its themes from "romances" novellas, stories, and poems written in Romance languages

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Romanticism

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Emerged alongside neoclassicism in Britain in the mid 18th century and spread to several other nations after 1800

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Gothic Revival

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Created by Sir Joshua Reynolds who was able to combine his own taste for history paintings with his patrons' desire for images of themselves by developing a distorical or mythological portraiture that he called ...

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Grand Manner

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Contained hierarchy of genes. 1. History paintings 2. Historical portraiture 3. Landscape painting 4. Various other forms of portraiture 5. Genre painting 6. Still life

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French Academy of painting and sculpture

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Blending of indigenous religious beliefs on a cross

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Atrial Cross

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Studios

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Ateliers

Question 31

Perliminary sketch for large work

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Esquisse

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Exoticized version of female nudes as female slave

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Odalisque

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Technique based on natural antagonism between oil and water

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Lithography

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Concept defined by Edmund Burke. The savage grandeur of nature that strikes awe and terror in the heart without any real danger

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Sublime

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Spanish Baroque

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Mission San Xavier del Bae

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School of academic artists who offered private instruction

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Ecole des Beaux-Arts