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1 Changes in the Arts

2 Two Themes of the Enlightenment 1.Virtue: 2.Progress:

3 The Swing by Fragonard

4 Death of Socrates by Jacques-Louis David

5 Basilica of Ottobeuren

6 US Supreme Court Building

7 New Styles of Art Rococo Art of the Wealthy and Privileged (Nobility) Evolution of Baroque Art Common Characteristics – Fluffy – Bright – Happy – Detached from Reality Neo-Classical Art of the Enlightenment (Middle Class Educated) Developed in Response of Baroque and Rococo Means New Classics (Classics are Greece and Rome) Common Characteristics – Defined – Virtuous – Glorified

8 What do these Changes in Art tell us about the time period?

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