Chapter 8 (Oct. 3/16) Flashcards

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What is the main way sublime is used in the romanticism era?

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DELIGHTFUL HORROR
beautiful and ugly
underpinnings of TURMOIL

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who painted the Death of General Wolfe in 1770?

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Benjamin West. Self taught but not very educated

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Who was the battle between in the Death of General Wolfe?

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French vs British

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how do we think of the Nobel Savage? What did he embody?

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We think of the “Noble Savage” as the original way the people were. He embodied neo-classicalism

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What does the GothicK focus on?

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fascination w/ the medieval but also the fantastical, the ghastly and the grotesque

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What did Henry Fuseli paint?

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1781/1791 various elements pointing to sleep paralysis.

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What colours were in Fuseli’s painting?

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Red–aggression and danger
white–only colour that touches her
yellow– betrayal (heart shaped locket)
Blue– loyalty

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Who was Fuseli obsessed with?

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Anna Landolt. She was already engaged and was in a different class too.

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What did William blake accomplish?

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made print maker (so things wouldn’t have to be made backwards)
He made children type nursery rhymes but weren’t for children.
He had visions as a child from brother that made the print press process

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What was one painting Rowlandson did? What was his style?

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He did the “Exhibition Stare Case” 1811 also the famous Dr. Syntax Series with a difficult middle man
Social Satire

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What did aerial landscape pictures of people’s land act as?

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it was basically their deed to their land. “all you can see is yours” from the Bible.

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What was the purpose of the “scenic route”?

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To stop at beautiful places and paint pictures of it. Everybody had a set of watercolours with them

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What were some “picturesque” rules?

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calm body of water in middle
dark foreground
trees framing pic
calm/leisurely ppl or animals

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what did John Constable paint? was it accurate to current life?

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He painted “The Haywagon”. the painting is what it looked like as a kid, but not when he painted it. He mostly did landscapes

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What painting did Joseph Mallord William Turner paint when he was 14 or 15?

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A View of the Archbishop’s Palace

–he started taking advantage of the people’s love for him and made a painting that people didn’t like

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Were John “Mad” Martain paintings popular when he was alive or after he died?

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They were popular when he was alive and then became disregarded and irrelevant.

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What were some of the famous paintings he did?

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Sadak in Search of water Oblivion (1812)
The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah (1852)
Tryptic–the last judgement
He took words and created these amazing depictions of them.