Northern Renaissance to Realism

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What are the major Characteristics of the Northern Renaissance style

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-Inspired by nature -realism with rich glowing colours -Normal objects to symbolize religious objects -Clear hard-edged details -Even crisp light -Mastery of oil painting

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Arnolfini portrait

Northern Renaissance

Jan Van Eyck

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Garden of Delights

Renaissance

Hieronymus Bosch

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the return of the hunters

Pieter Bruegel

Renaissance

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Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

Durer

Renaissance

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Chateau of Chambord

Pierre Nepveu

Renaissance

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Disguised symbolism

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Almost any object or detail may carry a symbolic message

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Pilaster

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A rectangular engaged column; can be decorative or used to buttress a wall

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Polyptych

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altarpiece consisting of more than 3 panels joined together

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David

Berini

Baroque In italy

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caravaggio

supper at emmaus

Baroque in italy

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carlo maderno

st peter’s facade

Baroque In italy

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Magdalen with the smoking flame

Georges De La Tour

Baroque in france

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Church of the Invalides

Jules Hardouin-mansart

Baroque in France

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Lion Hunt

Peter Paul Rubens

Baroque in Flanders

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portrait of Charles I in Hunting Dress

Anthony Van Dyck

Baroque in Falnders

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Woman Holding A Balance

Jan Vermeer

Baroque in Holland

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The Night Watch

Rembrandt Van Rijn

Baroque in Holland

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Las Meninas

Diego Velasquez

Baroque in Spain

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St Paul’s Cathedral

Christopher Wren

Baroque in Spain

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The Gamut of Love

Antoine Watteau

Rococo

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Lady Sarah Bunbury Sacraficing to the Graces

Sir Joshua Reynolds

Early 18th Century

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The Morning Walk

Thomas Gainsborough

Early 18th Century

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Chracteristics of Baroque Painting and Sculpture

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Emotional

Dynamic movement

Theatrical Feeling

Dramatic light and shadow

Illusion of Unbounded space

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Chracteristics of Rococo

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Playful and elegant White and pastels Idealized fantasy landscapes Fete galante and theme of love Genre painting (everyday)

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Genre Painting

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The representation of ordinary subjects and/or scenes from everyday life

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Invisible complement

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An implied presence that involves the viewer in the action and emotion

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Limners

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Early american artists who painted poirtraits without faces and later found patrons who wanted their faces filled in

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Pavilion

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A section of a building protruding slightly from the facade

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Tenebrism

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an italian painting technique qhich exaggerated strong contrasts of light and dark

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View Painting

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an 18th century style of painting depicting city views with incredible accuracy

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Oath of the Horatii Jaques-louis david Neoclasscism

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Monticello thomas Jefferson Neoclassicism

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The third of May Francisco Goya Romanticism

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Liberty Leading the People Eugene Delacroix Romanticism

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Royal Pavilion John Nash Romanticism

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The Gleaners Francois Millet Realism

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Third Class Carriage Honore Daumier Realism

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A Burial at Ornans Gustave courbet realism

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Characteristics of Neoclassicism

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Meant to restore moral fiber of society by returning to classical Greek and roman subjects and mythology Inspitatioal moral messages; connected to french revoloution Based on lines, no visible brushstrokes order, reinement, simplicity, balance

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Characteristics of Romanticism

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Narratives of heroic struggle; feelings of love power violence Contemporary events with added emotion and symbolism Humanity and nature - inspired by literature Reaction against restrictions of neoclassicism Colour emotion, content, passion

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Chracteristics of Realism

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reveals aspects of everyday life Glorifies the working class Basic impression of visual reality No idealisation or sesationalisation

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Non Representational

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art that has no recognizable subject matter; the actual subject might be the colour or the composition of the work itself

Question 44

Which Romantic artist used photogaphy studies for his paintings?

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Eugene Delacroix

Question 45

WHich artist added touches of white to create sparkling water?

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Constable

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Which romantic painter enjoyed nonrepresentational paintings

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Mallard william turner

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artist who wanted to portray farm workers iwth dimplified dignity

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Jean Francois Millet

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Social caricatureist in Paris newspapers

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Daumier

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Who had strong views about paintings having to be realistic?

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Gustave Courbet

Question 50

Describe carvaggio

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First giant of baroque period painted sill lifes with extreme naturalism (rotting apples) Used common people as models and placed religious figures in everyday settings

Question 51

Georges De la Tour used _______ as the only light source in night time compositions

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a candle

Question 52

Which french painter comissioned fellow artists to paint figures in his paintings?

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Claude Lorrain

Question 53

Whihc artist used a camera obscura

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Jan Vermeer

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What was velasquez's main subject matter?

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Portraiture

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Who is the most famous painter from the French Rococo

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Antoine Watteau

Question 56

Who founded the british shcool of painting

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William hogarth