CIV ARTS MUNSON

Art and other stuff (no music) Will have artist, year, time period, and title.

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Dipylon Amphora Vase

700 BC

Classical

Used for Funeral

KNOW WHAT THIS ISSSSSSSSSSS

The Brothers Cleobis and Biton

Polymedes of Argos

615-590 BC

Classical - Kouros!!

ooh la la

Achilles and Ajax playing a Dice Game (Draughts)

Exekias

540 BC

End of Archaic,

moving into Classical

what dis?

The Warrior’s Leave-Taking

Euthymides

510-500 BC

Classical

hmm

Ulysses Recognized by His Old Nurse

480 BC (or 5th century)

Classical

i like this one

Hercules Carrying the Heavens

Marble Metope from the Temple of Zeus at Olympia

470-460 BC

Classical

ouchie

Marat Assassinated

Jacques-Louis David

1793

Neo-classical

oooh

The Ancient of Days

William Blake

1794

Neo-classical AND Romantic!!

shapes and colors

Monticello

Thomas Jefferson

1796-1806

Neo-classical

i see the moon the moon sees me

The Giant

Francisco Goya

1818

Neo-classical

foggy

Landscape in the Silesian Mountains

Casper David Friedrich

1815-20

Romantic

water earth air (no fire sadly)

The Haywain

John Constable

1821

Neo-classical

wwooohooo

Arab Calvary Practicing a Charge

Eugene Delacroix

1832

Romantic (it’s exotic)

brr

Steamer in a Snowstorm

J. M. Turner

1842

Romantic (unknown)

green

The Balcony

Eduard Manet

1868-69

Optical Realism (NOT AN ERA), not quite Impressionism yet, bu talmost!

i like the fits

Dance at the Moulin de la Galette

Renoir

1876

Impressionism!!

choo choo

Gare St. Lazare

Claude Monet

1877

Impressionism (lots of different light contexts)

fruity

Still life

Paul Cezanne

1879-82

Post-Impressionism, lines/diagonals!

stripes n stuff

Madam Cezanne

Paul Cezanne

1883-87

Post-Impressionism, how much can u show about someone without facial expression

pretty colors

Cornfield with Cypresses

Vincent Van Gogh

1889

Post-Impressionism, showed a lot with very little

porpor

The Artist’s Room in Arles

Vincent Van Gogh

1889

Post-Impressionism, wanted to show what dreaming is like

stony horror

Mountains in Provence

Paul Cezanne

1886-90

Post-Impressionism, what have “we” done to the Earth

dawg

Discobolos

Myron

450 BC

Classical

big

Parthenon

Acropolis, Athens

447-432 BC

Classical, Doric order - 46 doric columns

ooh

Details from Ionic frieze of the Parthenon

440 BC

Classical

wow

Erectheion

Acropolis, Athens

420-405 BC

Classical, sister temple to Parthenon

lil guy

Hermes with Young Dionysus

Praxiteles

340 BC

Hellenistic, (more relaxed posture, move away from Kouros)

ouchie

Laocoon Group

175-50 BC

Hellenistic (he was a Trojan Priest who tried to warn against horse)

(Subjective representation as dad is much larger, overall inspired Michaelangelo)

Outside and inside

Durham Cathedral

1093-1128 AD

Romanesque (rounded arches (Romans!!)) (Windows are bad bc weaken walls that hold up ceiling) (not usually decorated much on inside because lack of light!!!)

sorry about quality if u use this

Chinese Calendar Manuscript

1137-47

Romanesque (not as colorful but stylized)

(no perspective, but very symmetrical and ordered besides Huns that break symmetry)

again apologies for quality

Annunciation from the Gensbach Gospel

1150

Romanesque (vivid, stylistic, but not realistic)

looks like pink palace

Benedictine Church of Murbach, Alsace

1160

Romanesque (simplicity in geometry) (replaced wooden ceilings with big piers)

spooky

Tournai Cathedral, Belgium

1171-1213

Romanesque (arches are Romanesque, but towers very Gothic, so don’t get confused!)

front of building and close up on arch

Facade of the Church of St Trophime, Arles

1180

Romanesque (roman triumphal arch)

wowza

Porch of the North Transept of Chartes Cathedral

1194

Gothic

(PEOPLE TO KNOW (left side 4 closest to middle) Melchizedek (Crown and Chalice) Abraham and Isaac, Moses (serpent and staff), Samuel with Sault at feet

red

Annunciation from the Infancy of Christ Window (Chartes)

Mid 12th Century

Gothic (LIGHTTTTT)

“Chartes Red”

Amiens Cathedral

1218-47

Gothic (overwhelming with detail and decor) (LIGHT)

like a kaliedescope

Le Sainte-Chapelle

1248

Gothic (Most glass ever so LIGHT)

:(

The Mourning of Christ

Giotto

1305

Gothic (in time, but it’s really Renaissance with space and humanism)

tall dawg

St George

Donatello

1415-16

Renaissance (originally mannequin!!) (classical posture of weight on left leg)

very tall

Holy Trinity

Masaccio

1425-28

Renaissance

p

Dome of Florence Cathedral

Brunelleschi

1420-36

Renaissance (Dome was him, rest of Cathedral wasn’t)

yummy

Pazzi Chapel

Brunelleschi

1430

Renaissance (simple, Corinthian columns)

closed and opened

Ghent Altarpiece

Jan van Eyck

1432

Northern Renaissance (medieval)

n

The Descent from the Cross

Rogier van der Weyden

1435

Northern Renaissance (arranges things to show significance)

i

St. James on the Way to his Execution

Andrew Mantegna

1455

Renaissance (Italy)

tent

Constantine’s Dream

Piero della Francesca

1460

Renaissance (Italy)

un mesa

The Last Super

Leonardo da Vinci

1495-98

High Renaissance

(he put Judas with everyone else compared to other iterations, but he is only one pulling away)

min

Mona Lisa

Leonardo Da Vinci

High Renaissance (ambiguous smile, weird landscape that is reflected in garments, looking over our shoulder)

wow

The Nativity

Albrecht Durer

1504

High Renaissance (north Germanic) (It’s metal!!) (symbolic references)

woodsy

Adam and Eve

Albrecht Durer

1504

High Renaissance (north Germanic, but balanced and classical like Italian)

red

Virgin in the Meadow

Raphael

1505-6

High Renaissance (Munsons fav madonna)

extravagent

Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

Michelangelo

1508-12

High Renaissance, Italy

(false architecture with panels, creates book of Genesis)

o

The Nymph Galatea

Raphael

1512-14

High Renaissance (note symmetry)

closed and opened part two

The Crucifixion/Resurrection (Isenheim Altarpiece)

Matthias Grunewald

1515

High Renaissance - Germany

(surplus of meaning with color, orientation, and shadow)

castle or vilage?

Danube Landscape

Albrecht Altdorfer

1526-28

High Renaissance - Germany (oldest landscape in West!)

ouch

Doubting Thomas

Caravaggio

1602-3

Aristocratic (hyperrealism, intense chiaroscuro, foreshortening) (note where they are looking)

mighty men

Banquet of the Officers of the St. George Militia Company

Frans Hals

1639

Dutch (FIRST GROUP PORTRAIT!!) (individualized “characters” while still united)

s

The Water-Seller of Seville

Diego Velazquez

1619-20

Aristocratic

wow

Virgin and Child Enthroned with Saints

Peter Paul Rubens (THIS IS A SKETCH?!?!?!)

1627-28

Aristocratic

(Note: Augustine looks at us, St. Sebastian = naked, St. George steps on a dragon, St. Lawrence, Peter – key, Paul – sword)

w

Allegory on the Blessings of Peace

Peter Paul Rubens

1629-30

Aristocratic (Peace in middle, Minerva fighting of Ares in back)

w

Charles I of England

Anthony van Dyck

1635

Aristocratic (painted king to look royal without normal royal stuff)

yela

Et in Arcadia Ego

Nicolas Poussin

1638-39

Aristocratic (does not fit into time, more neoclassical)

wowowow

Windmill by a River

Jan van Goyen

1642

Dutch (simple, sky takes up most of painting, “man sits on hill”)

scimitar

David and Absalom

Rembrandt

1642

Dutch (David embracing his son after he rebelled)

Larry nooo

Still Life with a Drinking Glass

William Kalf

1653

Dutch (very detailed, red and yellow focal colors that work with one another)

cape

Jan Six

Rembrandt

1654

Dutch (has optical realism (face in most focus, coat less)

wow

Las Meninas

Velazquez

1656

Aristocratic (he put himself in it!)

w

Self Portrait

Rembrandt

1655-58

Dutch

bebe

Prince Philip Prosper

Velasquez

1659

Aristocratic

yella to

The Kitchen Maid

Jan Vermeer

1660

Dutch (used a very rare and expensive blue for a “regular” person)

dog

A Pool Surrounded by Trees

Jacob Van Ruisdael

1665-70

Dutch

big

Palace of Versailles

1665-82

Late Aristocratic (dramatic, lots of mirrors, avoid monotony with statues and other)

leaf

Fete in a Park

Watteau

1719

Late Aristocratic, Rococo (romanticizes life)

org

Melk Monastery

Exterior - 1702, Sanctuary - 1738

Late Aristocratic, Rococo Style

stringy

Violin and Grapes

Pablo Picasso

1912

Modernism (CUBISM, deconstruct and reconstruct differently)

wowowow

L.H.O.O.Q.

Marcel Duchamp

1919

Post-Modernism (deflate pompous elitism)

see face

Apparition of Face and Fruit-Bowl on a Beach

Salvador Dali

1938

Modernism (Surrealism)

goat

The Cellist

Chagall

1939

Modernism (cubism AND surrealism)

line

One: Number 31

Jackson Pollock

1950

Modernism (THERE IS DESIGN, POINT IS IT TAKES EFFORT!!!!)

woo

Elegy to the Spanish Republic #34

Robert Motherwell

1953-54

Modernism (lament, about death)

blue

The Bay

Helen Frankenthaler

1963

Modernism

its a clothespin

Clothespin

Claes Oldenburg

1976

Post-Modernism (its just a clothespin, no symbolism)

literally my favorite evorrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Sacrificial Grace

Makoto Fujimura

1997

Modernism

hate

The Tranquility of Solitude: for George Dyer

Damien Hirst

2006

Post Modernism (corpse of a sheep, literally why)