Select all the qualities that are typical of Romantic art.
—nature —death —destruction —freedom —individuality To get the FULL Art History, Online FlashCard, Click HERE.
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lucid- transparently clear; easily understandable sublime- the quality of greatness or vast magnitude, whether physical, moral, intellectual, metaphysical, or artistic value- relative darkness or lightness of a color
—Romanticism To get the FULL Art History, Online FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreThe eighteenth century was a time of major political upheaval, when the middle class grew larger, becoming richer and better educated, and demanded freedom from oppressive policies of the church and state In the United States of America, the Constitution also demanded a separation of church and state The ideals of the Enlightenment took root in Neoclassical art; artists working in the Neoclassical style looked to ancient Greece and Rome for their inspiration They abandoned the ornate opulence of the Baroque and Rococo periods and instead focused on creating clean, balanced compositions The figures in these artworks tended to be heroic, and the work typically carried a moral meaning.
—Enlight Neo To get the FULL Art History, Online FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreAll of the following describe Jacques-Louis David’s painting, Oath of the Horatii, except for:
—simple palette To get the FULL Art History, Online FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreThe following correctly describe the ideals of Enlightenment thinkers?
—noble simplicity —perfection —harmony —logic —solemnity —morality To get the FULL Art History, Online FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreThomas Jefferson’s home in Virginia is call Monticello, which in Italian means _____.
—little mountain To get the FULL Art History, Online FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreWhich of the following men was an outspoken critic in regards to the perceived tyranny of church and state?
—Voltaire To get the FULL Art History, Online FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreDenis Didero once stated that all of the following were means to acquiring knowledge
—observation of nature, reflection, and experimentation To get the FULL Art History, Online FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreDiffused- a light that spreads soft shadows, may be filtered through translucent material empiricism- the doctrine that says sense experience is the only source of knowledge intelligentsia- the intellectuals of a particular time and place salon- a gathering of people for the purposes of discussion treatise- a written work on a particular subject tyranny- dictatorship: a government that is ruled by one dictator, who is usually brutal
—The Enlightenment and Neuroclassicism To get the FULL Art History, Online FlashCard, Click HERE.
Read moreThe eighteenth-century in France and England was a time of great changes, The middle class grew richer and stronger, The printing press meant that many more people were literate, While the aristocracy promoted an opulent art style in France, the English were exploring the idea of liberty in art, landscape and society, Painters such as Watteau and Fragonard in France emphasized love and sex. In England, painters such as Gainsborough and Hogarth painted portraits that both romanticized and satirized the aristocracy.
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