Terms to Know

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Lord Byron

Napoleonic Wars

Joseph Bonaparte

Beethoven

The Black Paintings (Goya)

Niagara Falls

George Catlin

Albert Bierstadt

Daguerreotype

Calotype

French Academy

(({- Know the importance of the French Academy, its hierarchy of painting (History Painting . . . ), and the ways in which artists reacted against it.}))

Paris

“Show me and angel and I will paint one”

Karl Marx

Pre Raphaelite Brotherhood

John Ruskin

American Civil War

History Painting

William-Adolphe Bouguereau

Salon of 1863 and the Salon des Refuses

Edward Muybridge

Tonalism

Japanisme

Hokusai

metal tube paints

Giverny

Berthe Morisot

Absinth

Franco-Prussian War

Puvis

Pointillism

Neo-Impressionism

Brittany

Tahiti

Synthetism

Baudelaire

Redon

The Nabi

Edouard Vuillard

Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux

Gates of Hell

The Chrystal Palace

Eifel Tower

Modernisme (Spain)

Jugendstil (Austria, Germany)

Arts and Crafts Style

Louis Sullivan & “Form Follows Function”

Andre Derain

Kathe Kollwitz

Paul Klee

The Blue Period (Picasso)

collage

Alfred Stieglitz

The Armory Show (1913)

The Readymade

The Machine Aesthetic

The Russian Revolution

Stalin

Socialist Realism

Sigmund Freud

Andre Breton

Automatic Drawing

juxtaposition

Joan Miro

Precisionism (Cubo-Realism)

The New Deal

Degenerate Art Show

The Spanish Civil War

Guernica (the place)

Paris World’s Fair (1937)

Hans Hoffman

New York City

Action Painting

Reductive Painting or Color Field Painting

“Less is More”

Assemblage

“Combines”

Marilyn Monroe

Kline (style)

Motherwell (style)

Barnett Newman (style)

Gottlieb (style)

Still (style)

die Brucke

die Blaue Riter