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Absolutism

A belief that total power resides in one person, here a king.

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Academy

Founded 1648, it was a formal institution based on a rigid curriculum of compulsory instruction in theory and practice.

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Anthony Van Dyck

Flemish successor to Rubens; he painted English royalty.

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Camera Obscura

Pinhole camera.

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Classicism

Imitation of the Greco-Roman style in another age.

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Dutch Republic

Declared its independence from the Spanish Netherlands in the late 16th century.

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Flanders

Was the Spanish Netherlands after the Dutch Republic (Holland) became free.

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Frans Hals

Leading painter of Haarlem and a leading portrait painter of middle-class groups.

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Golden Art of Dutch Art

Refers to the 17th century.

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Hundred Guilder Print

His etchings and engravings became a principal source of income for Rembrandt.

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Inigo Jones

A notable English architect of the Banqueting House in Whitehall.

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Jan Vermeer

A Dutch painter of interior domestic scenes whose mastery of light placed him above ordinary genre scenes.

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Judith Leyster

Was a student of Hals and depicted herself as an artist, an important position for a woman.

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Louvre

Originally a royal palace of grandeur and elegance, now a museum.

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Pastoral, Bucolic

Use of idealized images of the countryside, shepherds, shepherdess, and rural life.

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Poussinistes vs. Rubenistes

Disagreement between the followers of Rubens and Poussin about the merits of rich textures and emotional restraint.

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Psychology of Light

Rembrandt discovered he could manipulate the direction, intensity, distance, and surface of light and shadow.

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Rembrandt

A Dutch painter who was a master of using subtle nuances of light and shadow.

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Rubens

Leading Flemish Baroque painter known for a synthesis of many Renaissance and Baroque painters.

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Sun King

Title given to Louis XIV because he was an absolute monarch.

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Vanitas

Describes paintings that include references to death, particularly in 17th century Dutch still life.

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Versailles

A country house for the French aristocracy.

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Wren

Architect of the majestic London Cathedral St Paul.