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1 FINAL EXAM – SPRING 2017 55 multiple choice
20 Painting ID (artist & title) - Renaissance (14) - Baroque (15) - Neoclassical (9) - Romantic, Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism (17)

2 Time Periods Renaissance – Baroque – Neoclassical – Romantic – Isms – Realism -- Impressionism -- Post-Impressionism

3 Renaissance Art Realism and Expressionism
Geometric Arrangement of Figures Classicism (nudity and S-Curve) Chiaroscuro - high contrast of lights and darks Sfumato - blurring of edges and shading Anatomy Use of Perspective Religious Subject Matter (but not always!)

4 Baroque Art Tennebrism (extreme contrast of light/dark)
Catholic Christian Imagery (Italian Counter-Reformation) Action Drama Ornamentation/Highly decorated Sacred painted as secular (to gain new Catholic followers)

5 Neoclassical Art Order and Reason Symmetry Outlines of objects
Architecture symbolized new government in America “new” classical style – recycling Greek and Roman ideas (again) Art as propaganda (French Revolution and Napoleon)

6 Romantic Art ANY type of emotion Fantasy Interest in nature
Imagination Idealism

7 Realism Attempt to make images REALISTIC
Subjects were normal, poor, every day people Influenced by the camera (Color became more important)

8 Impressionism Rapid, sketchy brushstrokes Immediate sensations
Focus on how light changes color of objects (scientific!)

9 Post-Impressionism En Plein Air – painting outdoors/natural light/”true” color Individualized Style: -- Van Gogh – short, thick layers of paint -- Gauguin – solid colors, island scenes (Primativism) -- Seurat – painting with dots (Pointillism)

10 Goya Jefferson Brunelleschi 3rd of May, 1808 Monticello
Romantic Brunelleschi Il Duomo (Florence) Renaissance Jefferson Monticello Neoclassical Seurat Sunday Afternoon on la Grande Jatte Post-Impressionism Mary Cassatt The Child’s Bath Impressionism

11 Michelangelo The Last Judgment Renaissance Monet Impression Sunrise Impressionism Jacque-Louis David Death of Marat Neoclassical

12 Donatello David Renaissance Manet Olympia Realism Raphael School of Athens Renaissance

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