1. Caroline Brassfield

2. “Late Baroque” Rejection of strict geometrical patters Fondness for curves “refined, sensual, civilized” (Western Civ) “Interlaced designs, gold, delicate contours, graceful curves” (Western Civ) CHARACTERISTICS/DEFINITION

3. Antoine Watteau (1684-1721) Gifted 18 th century painter Masterpiece Return from Cythera Portrayed aristocratic life Elegance, wealth, pleasure IMPORTANT PEOPLE

4. Pierrot (1718-1719) Another Antoine Watteau painting Representing how patrons were necessary in Art Wealthy people commissioning artists to paint ANTOINE WATTEAU

5. Exemplified enlightenment practice of man’s importance to society The wealthy get portrayed beautifully and elegantly ANTOINE WATTEAU

6. Reading from Moliere (1728) This painting is a great representation of many parts of the enlightenment, including a rise in the popularity of reading and thinking, as well a demonstration of the patrons who funded art during the 18 th century JEAN FRANCOIS DE TROY

7. Balthasar Neumann (1687-1753) [Architect] Pilgrimage church of the Vierzehnheiligen (fourteen saints) Palace of the Schonborn prince-bishop of Wurzburg IMPORTANT PEOPLE

8. “Secular and spiritual become easily interchangeable in both buildings as the visitor is greeted by lavish and fanciful ornament; light, bright colors; and elaborate, rich details” (western civ) * Balthasar is a great example of the enlightenment idea of moving towards secularism thought BALTHASAR NEUMANN

9. Designed by Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli Important representation of how secular and non-secular buildings look alike (ornate, etc) ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH IN KIEV

10. Ornately designed engravings and furniture were also typical of Rococo This table was designed by Juste-Aurele Meissonnier in Paris (1730) FURNITURE