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Today Neo-Classicism Romanticism
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Neo-Classicism Late 1700’s-Early 1800’s Jacques-Louis David Angelica Kauffmann
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Thomas Jefferson 1743 - 1826
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Jacques-Louis David 1748-1825 Oath of the Horatii Death of Socrates Death of Marat Coronation of the Empress Josephine
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Oath of the Horatii
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Death of Socrates
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Death of Marat
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Coronation of the Empress Josephine
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Horatio Greenough 1805-1852
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George Washington as Zeus
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Reminders for Your Project Audience Purpose Importance of the Subject –Discovering It –Communicating/Selling Patience
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Angelica Kauffmann 1741-1807 Cornelia Pointing To Her Children As Her Treasures
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Romanticism Early 1800’s Nature, Nature, Nature Perception and Creation Political Unrest Social Disease / Social Cure The Common People and Beauty
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William Blake 1757-1827 Songs of Innocence Songs of Experience
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William Wordsworth 1770-1850 Tintern Abbey
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Mary Shelley - Frankenstein
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Frankenstein: Themes Isolation Friendship Family Creation Playing God Limits of Science Humanity
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Why the Frame Tales? Walton’s Letters Victor’s Tale Creature’s Tale
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What Does the Creature Represent? The Neglected The Underprivileged The Poor The Ugly The Social Outcast The Untouchable The Working Class?
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How Does Frankenstein Represent The Romantic Period? Interest in Individual Sympathy for the Downtrodden Relationship Between Humans and Nature Focus on Paradise Lost
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Frankenstein and the Enlightenment If we were given reason to understand and control the world (nature), is it not a logical conclusion that our attempts would end in playing god?
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The Creature’s Reading List Plutarch’s Lives Milton’s Paradise Lost Goethe’s Sorrows of Young Werter
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The Creature’s Adopted Family DeLacey Felix Agatha Safie Compare to other adoptions.
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Frankenstein’s Bride? Parallel between Creator and Creature Victor’s Refusal The Results
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Coffee Break, Anyone?
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Romanticism Early 1800’s Nature, Nature, Nature Perception and Creation Political Unrest Social Disease / Social Cure The Common People and Beauty
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Romanticism: The Big Seven William Blake William Wordsworth Samuel Taylor Coleridge Percy Bysshe Shelley George Gordon (Lord Byron) John Keats Mary Shelley
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John Constable 1776-1837 The Hay Wain (Wagon)
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Eugène Delacroix 1798-1863 Liberty Leading the People Dante and Vergil in Hell
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Francisco Goya 1748-1828 Executions of the Third of May, 1808
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Jean-François Millet 1814-1875 The Angelus Workers at Rest Family at Rest
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The Angelus
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Workers at Rest
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Family at Rest
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John Keats 1694 - 1778
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