[image]ALBERT DÜRER: “Self-portrait as the Ecce Homo”, c.1500 - oil on panel, Munich

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Albert Durer, The Four Apostles

Triptych

German Rennaissance painter

The apostles are recognizable by their symbols:

• John the Evangelist: open book
• St. Peter: keys
• St. Mark: scroll
• St. Paul: sword and closed book

Albert Durer, Adam and Eve

1507 oil painting

Museo del Prado, Madrid, Spain

perfect human form corresponded to a system of proportion and measurements

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Lucas Cranach the nymph of the spring

after 1537
oil on panel

Oil on wood. National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC

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Altdorfer, Danube landscape

oil on panel, c. 1522–25;

in the Alte Pinakothek, Munich

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Bernini Saint Peter's Piazza

Vatican Rome,

Italy, 1656 to 1667

2 arms out of marble collumade row of columns.enterance looks like a facade-roman temple.

Baroque

Bernini's Ecstasy of St. Theresa,

1647-52 (Cornaro Chapel, Santa Maria della Vittoria, Rome) Italy

3 dimensional angel holding arrow piercing nun.

Baroque

Bernini's David

1623 Italy

marble sculpture

shows action movement, action of throwing the stone

Baroque

Bacchus (c.1595) Carravaggio

by Italian Baroque master 

Oil on canvas

baroque

Caravaggio Calling of St Matthew

1599-1600

Oil on Canvas

Baroque

The Entombment of Christ (1602–1603)

Caravaggio

painted for Santa Maria in Vallicella

oil on canvas

Baroque

Artemisia Gentileschi,

Judith and her Maidservant

(1613-14) Oil on canvas Palazzo Pitti, Florence Italy

Baroque

Artemisia Gentileschi La Pittura

(self portrait as the allegory of painting)

Italy

1638-39. Oil on canvas

Baroque

Rigaud Portrait of Louis XIV

Paris, after 1700
Oil on canvas France

expensive clothing, royal robe, golden, wig, looking at us digustingly "the Sun king"

Baroque

mansart and charles le brun hall of mirrors

started in 1678 France

the central gallery of the Palace of Versailles and is one of the most famous rooms in the world.

at the time mirrors were most expensive

used by the sun king

baroque

Landscape with Saint John on Patmos, oil on canvas by Nicolas Poussin, 1640 France

his work was idealistic baroque classicism

studied ancientsculptures

Baroque

Claude Lorrain Embarkation of the Queen of Sheba

1648, France

Old testament classicist, temple, house out of the rennaissance. seaport subject, vessels. time conflicts. queen from the bible. there is source of light and depth in painting

baroque

Velazquez The surrender at Breda

(The Lances) Spain,

before 1635
Oil on canvas

Baroque

Velazquez Las Meninas (the maids of honor)

Spain,

1656/57. Oil on canvas

velazquez in painting.

Baroque

Rubens Raising of the Cross

1610, Church of Saint Walpurga, Antwerp, Belgium

Flanders

triptych
Oil on panel

Baroque

Rubens Henri IV Receiving the portrait of Marie de' Medici

                                        1621-1625 Flanders

oil on canvas

Baroque

Van Dyck Charles I at the Hunt

1635. It was paid for by the king in 1638, and was meant to be a portrait of the monarch "at the hunt," hence his aristocratic - and therefore elegant and distinguished - rather than specifically royal appearance

oil on canvas

Flanders

Baroque

Carla Peeters, Still life with flowers, goblet...pretzel

1611 oil on canvas

goblet was extravagant(silver)

Flanders

Baroque

Judith Leyster Self Portrait

1635

oil on canvas

Dutch Republic

Baroque

Rembrandt Captain Frans Banning Cocq Mustering his company (the night watch)

1642

oil on canvas

Dutch Republic

Baroque

Rembrandt Self Portrait

1659

Oil on Canvas

Dutch Republic

Baroque

Jan Vermeer Woman holding a balance

1662-1663

Oil on canvas

allegorical(dressed in blue, pregnant, mary)

Dutch Republic

Baroque

Gerard ter Borch The Suitors Visit

1658 oil on canvas

Dutch Republic

Baroque

Boffrand Salon de la princesse hotel de soubise

(german)

started in 1732

France

Rococo

Watteau Le pelerinage a lile de cithere (pilgrimage to cythera)

1717 oil on canvas

Setting out for the island of love - or leaving it?

France

Roccoco

Watteau The signboard of Gersaint

1721
Oil on canvas

France

Roccoco

Boucher, The triumph of Venus

1743
Black chalk and gouache

French

Roccoco

Fragonard The meeting

• Oil on Canvas
• c. 1771-73
• France
• Roccoco

Chardin The Governess

1739
oil on canvas

France

during roccoco, did still life

Vigee-Lebrun portrait of marie antoinette with her children

1787

(recognized as one of the most famous women painters in 18th cent)

oil on canvas

versailles, France

Roccoco

Labille-Guiard Self portrait with two pupils

1785 Oil on canvas

French

Neoclassicism

David Oath of the Horatii

1784, oil on canvas

The painting depicts three members of the Roman Horatii family, who, according to Titus Livius' Ab Urbe Condita (From the Founding of the City) had been chosen for a ritual duel against three members of the Curiatii, a family from Alba Longa, in order to settle disputes between the Romans and the latter city

neoclassicm, France

Giardon, portrait of Jean-Baptiste Belley

1747

neoclassicism, France

Houdon George Washington

1785-1788
marble, life-size

France, neoclassical

Lord Burlington Chiswick House

1729

had a lot to do with the grand tour

precursion of neo-classicism

palladiamism-1720's classicism is not existant

neoclassicism, England

Hackwood/wedgood "am i not a man and a brother?"

1787

Medallion jasperwire, gold

antislavery movement

Enlightenment, England

Wedgewood Vase with Homer
1786

englightenment England

Hogarth The marriage contract from marriage a la mode

1745 oil on canvas

a pointed skewering of upper class 18th century society. This moralistic warning shows the miserable tragedy of an ill-considered marriage for money

England. enlightenment?

Reynolds Lady Sarah Bunbury Sacrificing to the Graces

1765. Oil on canvas

England, enlighten?

Gainsborough mrs. richard brinsley sheridan

1785-1787
oil on canvas

very natural, she blends into nature, sheer clothing, hair blows freely in the wind.

England, enlightenment-romanticism?

Wright an experiment on a bird in the air pump

1768 oil on canvas

everything about enlightenment movement

scientific experimentation, etc.

Enlightenment, England

Angelica kauffmann cornelia pointing to her children as her treasures

1785 oil on canvs

-Cornelia exemplifies the “good mother” (popular subject in late eighteenth century)
-in the reforming spirit of the Enlightenment – depicted subjects that would teach lessons in virtue (didactic paintings)

romanticism-enlightenment, England

West The death of general wolfe

1771 oil on canvas

West depicts General Wolfe as a Christ-like figure. This painting has a triangular composition, made by the top of the flag (as the apex) and the positions of the men. It resembles the painting of La Pietà, where Christ is held in the embrace of the Virgin Mary.

neoclassical england

Fuseli the nightmare

1781 oil on canvas

gothic romanticism, depicts creature on the lady

night-mare. supposedly created to show guilty sins

romanticism, england

Rosalba carriera charles sackville 2 duke of dorset

1730 oil painting

Italy

Canaletto santi giovanni e paolo

1725 oil on canvas

Italy

Canova cupid and psyche

1793 plaster

cupid abducting psyche(soul)

neoclassical Italy

Jefferson Monticello

1772

near Charlottesville, Virginia, was the estate of Thomas Jefferson

based the residence on the renaissance ItalianPalladio's projects architect

neoclassical, USA

David Napoleon crossing the st. bernard

1800. Oil on canvas

France Romanticism

Ingres Grand Odalisque

1814 oil on canvas

France

a turban here, a fan there — from Oriental artefacts and miniatures in the collections of Gros and Denon. oriental exoticism

Orientalism, France

Gericault Raft of the Medusa

1819 oil on canvas

a moment from the aftermath of the wreck of the French naval frigate Méduse,

tragedy

France Romanticism

Delacroix, the massacre of chios

1824 oil on canvas

murder of people in chios

French Romanticism

Delacroix Liberty leading the people

1830 oil on canvs

Liberty(lady liberty) leading the ppl with a rifle holding the flag of france. held rifle cuz force was needed to make a change

France Romanticism

Goya The 3rd of May1808

1814

oil on canvas

sought to commemorate Spanish resistance to Napoleon's armies during the occupation of 1808. The painting's content, presentation, and emotional force secure its status as a groundbreaking, archetypal image of the horrors of war.

Romanticism France?

Thomas Cole The Oxbow

1836 oil on canvas

Cole relies heavily on European conventions of landscape painting to convey the visual representation of the struggle between wilderness and civilization.

USA romanticism