1. Neo-Classicism c. 1780 - 1820

2.  A reaction against the frivolity of the Rococo  Reflects the Enlightenment’s gospel of reason, logic & orderliness  Subjects are serious, deriving from ancient history & used to inspire civic virtue  Brushwork smooth, backgrounds include Roman arches  Archaeology mania swept Europe as Pompeii was uncovered & influenced buildings 

3. Oath of the Horatii, David

4. The Death of Marat

5. The Sabine Women, David

6. Napoleon’s Coronation, David

7. Details from Coronation Napoleon’s sisters & Josephine

8. Napoleon Crossing the Alps, David

9. Princesse de Broglie Ingres

10. Odalisque, Ingres

11. Romanticism: The Power of Passion c. 1800-1850

12.  Emphasis on intuition, emotion and imagination: “Feeling is all!”  Inspired by the medieval era  Subjects include heroic struggle, the macabre, landscapes, wild animals  Cult of nature worship & the heroic individual  Gothic revival in architecture

14. Raft of the Medusa, Gericault

15. Death of Sardanapolis, Delacroix

16. Liberty Leading the People, Delacroix

17. Paganini IngresDelacroix

18. The Third of May, Goya