CIVARTS Final Artworks (Pt. 2) - Huebert

A bar at the Folies-Begere

Manet, Impressionism

Impression, Sunrise

Monet, Impressionism

Rouen Cathedral Series

Monet, Impressionism

Haystacks series

Monet, Impressionism

Waterlilies

Monet, Impressionism

Name: Pilgrimage of Cythera

Artist: Watteau

Period: Rococo

Medium: Oil Painting

Facts: Elegant clothing, new type of work, going to the island of Venus/Aphrodite, cupids, look at the couples

Name: The Swing

Artist: Fragonard

Period: Rococo

Medium: Oil Painting

Facts: mistress painting (man had been denied by others), commissioner wanted to be looking up her skirt (swing makes it bearable), kicked off his career, detail, romanticized, statue for love, servant?, frozen similarity?

Name: Oath of Horatii

Artist: David

Period: Neoclassical

Medium: Oil Painting

Facts: instead of war 3 brothers fight, a wife and fiance fear for their men, political painting, government > personal

Name: Death of Marat

Artist: David

Period: Neoclassical

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Facts: outspoken journalist murdered, political painting, he had bad skin condition, so he was in tub often, murderer stuck around and left letter, bloody knife, Catholicism was outlawed = correlation to death of Christ?

Name: Napolean Crossing the Alps

Artist: David

Period: Neoclassical

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Facts: Brighter color pallet, posed movement, art from this point on was less personal for david, Napoleon never actually did this

Name: Paganini

Artist: Ingres

Period: Neoclassical

Medium: Drawing, Graphite and Chalk on Tracing Paper

Facts: He is holding violin, Paganini known for violin, shows his personality, a restrained style despite Pagainin’s style

Name: La Madeleine

Period: Neoclassical

Medium: Architecture

Facts: Modeled after Parthenon, originally built as church, religion outlawed, when things calmed down, they finished it and it became a church

Name: Arch of Triumph (of star)

Period: Neoclassical

Medium: Architecture

Facts: Modeled after arch of Titus, originally made to commemorate Napoleons army, then WW1 soldiers, tomb of the unknown soldier, Charles the Gaul

Roman features: Engaged Columns, Arches, Coffers, Very big

Name: Monticello

Period: Neoclassical

Medium: Architecture

Facts: People in the US copied European Architecture, symmetrical, taller in the middle

Roman: Columns, Portico, Rotunda-ish, Steps, Platform

Name: Salon de la Princesse

Artist: Boffrand

Period: Rococo

Medium: Architecture

Facts: Molded plaster painted gold, modeled after hall of mirrors