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Jan Verneer 'The Letter' 1666 |
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Gerrit van Honthorst 'Supper Party' 1620 -Not bright color palete -Played with light source --Showed relaxed lifestyle, against Calvinist believes, dangers of having too much fun |
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Jan Steen 'The Feast of Saint Nicholas' 1660-5 -The modern day Santa Clause -Things going wrong |
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Frans Hals 'Women Regents of the Old Men's home of Haarlem' 1664 DUTCH
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Jacob Ruisdael 'View of Haarlem from the Dunes at Overveen' 1670 -What you see |
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Jan Vermeer 'Allegory of the Art of Painting' 1670-05 |
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Pieter Claesz 'Vanitas' Still Life c1630s -Fits nicely into houses The feelings qualities of life Memento Mori-the remberence of death -Material concerns won't last forever |
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Rachel Ruysch 'Flower Still Life' c1700 |
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Peter Paul Rubens 'Elevation of the Cross' Altarpiece Saint Walburg, Antwerp 1610 -Religious imagery -Painted after 10 years in Rome -Many layers of color (Titian) -Learned from artist before him -Muscles (Michelangelo) -Light to dark (Caravaggio) |
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Rubens 'Arrival of Marie de Medici at Marseilles' 1622-25 Located Palais Luxembourg, Paris -For powerful Italian family -A queen asked Rubens to make a series of paintings for her to make her look powerful |
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Rembrandt van Rijn 'Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp' 1632 -The students learning and all looking at different things -Individual people and faces |
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Rembrandt 'Night Watch' 1642 -Comissioned by groups located in Amsterdam -Original suppose to take plc\ace during the day, but glaze over it made it appear dark -More diversity more complexity -Related to military painting |
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Rembrandt 'Self-Portrait' in Kenwood House 1660 -Not idealized -Showed who he was as an artist -He made a lot of self portraits |
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Rembrandt 'Hundred-Guilder Print' 1649 -Sell multiple -MAke more of a profit -Really just one color of ink |
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Jusepe Ribera 'Martyrdom of Saint Philip' 1639 -Religious figure, not idealized -Body distressed -Less glorious -Face shows agony |
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Francisco de Zurbaran 'Saint Serapion' 1628 -Zero in on subject -Counter reformation idea focus on main topic -Direct light, rooted in reality -Empathy |
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Diego Velazques 'Water Carrier of Seville' 1619 -Inspired by Caravaggio -Used common pictures in his early work -This piece caught King Philip's attention |
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Deigo Velazquez 'Portrait of Philip IV' 1644 -Huge jaw from inbreeding -Diego become really close with King Philip |
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Velazquez 'Surrender at Breda' 1634 -Strong use of propaganda -Historical content -Devoted to political expansion -Spanish victory over a small town -12 feet big -Military bloddyness down played |
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Velazquez 'Las Menias' 1656 -Means 'Ladies in Waiting' -Doesn't fit into any kind of painting -King and Queen in mirror |
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Hyacinthe Rigaud 'State Portrait of Louis XIV' 1700 -Showing of his 'dancing' legs -Not really showing Louis XIV, but representing France -Idealized |
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Antoine Watteau 'L'Indifferent' 1716 -Means the different one -Out of date outfit -body communicates what was going on in your mind -Graceful pose |
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Watteau 'Pilgrimage to Cythera' 1717 -People of France going to or coming from Vensus's island- Cythera -Submitted to academy of France and they were confused what exactly to call it -Fete-galante-the genry made for this painting -Its a form of Rococo of people having fun |
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Francois Boucher 'Cupid a Captive' 1754 -Portraits were popular high income of middle class -Encourages romantic ideas -Had to please costumers (merchant painting) |
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Claude Michel 'Satyr Crowning a Bacchante' c1770 -Smaller statues -Wide spread commerce for art -Light hearted |
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Francois Cuvillies 'Hall of Mirrors' early 18century -Located in Amalienburg Munich -Heavy Rococo -A log of color -No paintings -Oranmentation -Decroations look muted through the natural light |
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Balthasar Neumann 'Vierzehnheligen' 1743-72 -Rococo church -Pilgrimage church -Rococo churches were usually located in the middle of no where -Sense of space is flexible |
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Joseph Wright Derby 'A Philosopher Giving a Lecture at the Orrery' c1763-65 -Solar system -Science lectures were forms of entertainment -Science can help you with the way the world works (Enlightenment ideas) |
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William Hogarth 'Marriage a la Mode' Scene 2 1745 -Depicts real people and makes fun of them -The painting is just one of a giant story telling the shams of marriage -Shows couple wasting money |
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Thomas Gainsborough 'Mrs Richard Brinsley Sheridan' 1787 -Sensibility sense of world and yourself by personal experience -Out in nature -In natural surrounding, harmony in the world -Enlightenment inspired |
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Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, Grace at Table, 1740 -'Taste for the natural" -Baroque and Rococo looked a little over the top -People in their 'natural' being at home -Furnishing is modest -Smallest child being taught values -Owned by Louis 15th --shared the embrace of the simple life style |
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Angelica Kauffmann, Cornelia Pointing to Her Children as Her Treasures, 1785 -Neoclassicism fascinated with ancient world (The birth of Reason) -'New' Renaissance -truth, simpliticy, honesty -History painting |
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Jacques-Louis David Oath of the Horatii, 1784 -Another history piece -Hyper masculine -Neoclassical -People are sober -Triangle composition |
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Jacques-Louis David Death of Morat, 1793 -Contempory event -Morat a revolutionist, killed by anti-revolutionist |
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Richard Boyle and Wm. Kent Chiswick House -London 1725 -Revival of classical reform -In contrast of French Rococo -English garden 'park' opposed to French gardens -Inspired by Palladio -Form before |
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Thomas Jefferson University of Virginia (Library), Charlottesville VA, 1819-1826 -Dome at center -A library at the center of campus-knowledge - |
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Horatio Greenough George Washington 1840 -how to represent out greatest leader -Shocked his top was off |
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Fracisco de Goya 'The Sleep of Reason Produce Monster' from Los Caprchrios 1798 -Etching, print -Nightmares -Reaction to Enlightenment ideas |
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Goya 'Saturn Devouring One of his Children c1820-23 -Painting for his house -Subject of passion, madness -In Spain during political upheaval -Brushyness, passion, and quickness -shocking |
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Goya
Executions of the Third of May, 1808, 1814 -Commission by the King -advertisment for Spanish Kingdom -Spanish rebels confronted by French -You dont see the French, but you see the scared faces of the Spanish
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Théodore Géricault "Raft the Medusa" 1819 -Painting of true story of the ship -Captian of ship took all the life boats and let people tofend from themselve -it was a French captain, close to French King -15 survived
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Delacroix 'Liberty leading the People' 1830 -group of Rebels -Fighting against unjust government -Notre Dame is behind them -Symbol of nationalism |
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Delacroix "Death of Sardanapalus' 1826 -King killing himself -His women being slaughtered -No blood actually being shown, red blanket -scary, passionate, sexy -Harem Scene |
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Turner 'The Slave Ship' 1840 -Englishmen, no slaves in England? -extreme brushyness -Ship is being dragged down and they are throwing off slaves The Sublime--natural world over taking people
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Church 'Twilight in the Wilderness' 1860's -Painted American wilderness -We may not have great architecture but we got this pretty landscape -Country full of passion -America was a place to start over |
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