APAH II

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Rococo

• Early 1700s

• Style is light, pastel, whimsical, playful, delicate, frivolous, carefree, and extravagant

• Ornate and elaborate interior designs/decor

• Began after the reign of Louis XIV; reflected the lifestyle of the extravagant, frivolous French nobility, especially in Paris

• Jean-Honore Fragonard: The Swing

• Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun: Self Portrait

• Francois Boucher: The Toilet of Venus

• Jean-Honore Fragonard: The Happy Lovers

Fete Galante

• a style of painting popular in the Rococo period that portrayed the French nobility outdoors and in nature

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

The Swing; Jean-Honore Fragonard; Rococo; France; 1767; oil on canvas

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

Self Portrait; Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun; Rococo; 1790; oil on canvas

Enlightenment

• mid 1700s

• focused on logic, human reason, rationality, ethics, and secularism

• intellectual movement, heavy focus on science

Moralizing Story

• artworks that taught right and wrong, popular in the Enlightenment

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

La Tete a Tete, from Marriage A-la-Mode; William Hogarth; Enlightenment; England; 1743; oil on canvas

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

A Philosopher Giving a Lecture on the Orrery; Joseph Wright; Enlightenment; England; 1763; oil on canvas

Neoclassicism

• late 1700s

• inspired by the Classical Era (Ancient Greece/Rome)

• democracy, patriotism, civic duty

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

The Oath of the Horatii; Jacques-Louis David; Neoclassicism; France; 1784; oil on canvas

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

George Washington; Jean-Antoine Houdon; Neoclassicism; Washington DC; 1788; marble sculpture

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

Monticello; Thomas Jefferson; Neoclassicism; Virginia; 1768; brick, stone, glass, wood

Romanticism

• early 1800s

• centered around emotion, nature, and intuition

• sublime: a feeling of awe and terror

• push back against Enlightenment/Neoclassicism

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

La Grande Odalisque; Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres; Romanticism; France; 1814; oil on canvas

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

Y No Hay Remedio, from los Desastres de la Guerra; Francisco Goya; Spain; 1810-23; etching, drypoint, burin, and burnishing

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

Liberty Leading the People; Eugene Delacroix; Romanticism; France; 1830; oil on canvas

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

Slave Ship; JMW Turner; Romanticism; England; 1840; oil on canvas

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

The Oxbow; Thomas Cole; US; 1836; oil on canvas

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

Still Life in Studio; Louis Daguerre; Photography; France; 1837; Daguerreotype

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

Nadar Raising Photography to the Height of Art; Honore Daumier; Photography; France; 1862; lithograph

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

The Horse in Motion; Eadweard Muybridge; Photography; US; 1878; albumen print

Name; Artist; Style; Place; Date; Form

The Steerage; Alfred Stieglitz; Photography; Germany; 1907; photogravure