Rococo

Hyacynth Rigaud

Louis XIV

Rococo

Jean Antoine Watteau

Pilgrimage to the Island of Cynthera

Rococo

Antoine Watteau

Venetian Pleasures

Rococo

Jean Antoine Watteau

The Signboard Gersaint

Rococo

Francois Boucher

Triumph of Venus

Rococo

Boucher

Portrait of the Marquise de Pompadour

Rococo

Boucher

Mme de Pompadour

Rococo

Jean-Honore Fragonard

The Swing

Rococo

Jean-onore Fragonard

The Meeting

Rococo

Marie-Louise-Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun

Portrait of Marie Antoinette with her Children

Rococo

Jean Antoine Watteau

The Indifferent

Rococo

Jean-Simeon Chardin

Saying Grace

Rococo

Jean-Simeon Chardin

The Governess

Rococo

William Hogarth

The Marriage Contract

Rococo

William Hogarth

"The Orgy" from A Rake's Progress Series

Engraving

Rococo

William Hogarth

Gin Lane 2nd State

Engraving

Rococo

William Hogarth

Beer Street

Engraving

Neoclassicism in France

Anton Raphael Mengs

Parnassus

Ceiling Fresco 10'x20'

based on illusionism

Neo-Classicism in France

Angelica Kauffmann

Papirius Praetextatus Entreated by His Mother to Disclose the Secrets of the Deliberations of the Roman Senate

Neo-Classicism

Johan Zoffany

Academicians of the Royal Academy

(female artists not allowed in presence of nude models, so included as portraits on the wall - Kauffmann is one.)

Neo-Classicism

Jacques-Louis David

Oath of The Horatii

Neo-Classicism

Jacques-Louis David

The Death of Socrates

"Willing to die for your principles"

reminiscent to the Last Supper - David taking lessons

Neo-Classicism

Jacques-Louis David

Death of Marat

propaganda

Neo-Classicism

Jacques-Louis David

Napoleon Crossing St. Bernard

(really crossed on a mule)

Progaganda

Iterations - not copies, other versions

Neo-Classicism

Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres

Napoleon Enthroned

student of David 

invoking Roman Emperors

Neo-Classicism

Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres

Large Odalisque

odalisque - member of a harem - tied to only one person - guarded by eunuchs

orientalism - fantasy of the East

Neo-Classicism

Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres

Portrait of Madame Desire Raoul-Rochette

very talented draftsman

Romanticism

Theodore Gericault

Raft of the "Medusa"

sublime - out of this world - elevate the viewer out of their ordinary life

Romanticism

Theodore Gericault

The Sighting of the Argus 

(Top)            (Bottom)

pen and ink on paper

Romanticism

Theodore Gericault

Study of Hands and Feet (Bottom)

went to morgue and did oil studies on dead corpses/body parts

Romanticism

Eugene Delacroix

Scenes from The Massacre at Chios

"Delacroix cannot make a death scene without adding sex"

Romanticism

Eugene Delacroix

Liberty Leading the People July 28, 1830

allegory - figure represents idea - Lady Liberty greek cap, barefoot indicating she was not a soldier

Romanticism

Francisco Goya

Third of May, 1808

Spain, Napoleonic troops

meant to store emotion

Romanticism

Francisco Goya

The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters

etching and aquatint

(he gets censored and plates taken from him)

Romanticism

Caspar David Friedrich

Monk by the Sea

German world become too protestant

Monk experiencing sublimity

Romanticism

Caspar David Friedrich

Abbey in an Oak Forest

remnants of a Gothic cathedral

sacred ground - funeral going on

Oak trees - Black Forest - cultural touchstone tree

Romanticism

Constable

The Hay Wain

Romanticism

J.M.W. Turner

The Slave Ship

Romanticism

Thomas Cole

The Oxbow

Manifest of Destiny - God told them to settle from East to West all the way to the Pacific

Realism in France

Manet

The Luncheon

"uncomfortableness"

Impressionism

Claude Monet

On the Bank of the Seine, Bennecourt

tree blocking front - from Japanese style of Hiroshima

Realism 

Honore Daumier

The Third Class Carriage

Realism 

Millet

The Sower

Realism 

Millet

The Gleaners

Realism

Rosa Bonheur

The Horse Fair

Realism

Rosa Bonheur

Ploughing the Nevers

Realism

Gustave Courbet

The Painter's Studio

A Real Allegory 

Courbet interpreting the world for other people

Realism

Edouard Manet

Olympia

Renlist by transfers to impression

Impressionism

Cabanel

The Birth of Venus 

Impressionism

Claude Monet

LaGrenouillere

Frog Pond

subjective impression of what they were seeing 

about the artist's experience not the people

Impressionism

Renoir

La Grenouillere

Painted at the same time Monet painted his - totaling different impressions of the same scene

Impressionism

Claude Monet

Boulevard des Capucines, Paris

made paintings similar to what a photograph would look like

Impressionism

Nadar

Les Grands Boulevards, Paris, from a balloon

Impressionism

Louis Daguerre

Boulevard du Temple

first known photograph of a human

Impressionism

Monet 

Rouen cathedral - the Portal (in sun)

did 60 of these in different lights, weather, etc

first to create a series of artworks

Impressionism

Claude Monet

Waterlillies, Sunset

image with no horizon

Impressionism

Berthe Morisot

Hide-and-Seek

Impressionism

Berthe Morisot

Summer's Day

imagined perspective

Impressionism

Edgar Degas

A Carriage at the Races

multiple perspectives

Impressionism

Edgar Degas

The Rehearsal

ballerinas had a bad reputation, sexually suspect - giving us the underbelly of the ballet

Impressionism

Edgar Degas

The Glass of Absinthe

addicts

modern view of modern scene

table legs missing

Impressionism

Mary Cassatt

The Blue Room

subjective focus - realist subject matter

Impressionism

Mary Cassatt

Woman in a Loge

Cassatt's response to Renoir's the Loge

Impressionism

Renoir

The Loge

Classic idea of the Male Gaze

*art made for heterosexual men to look at

Impressionism

Mary Cassatt

At the Opera

Response to Renoir

Aware of the Male Gaze

Post Impressionism

Paul Cezanne

Mont Sainte-Victoire

warm colors come forward - cool colors recede

Post Impressionism

Georges Seurat

Sunday Afternoon on La Grande Jatte

painting was in Ferris Bueller's Day Off

10' painting

dots - no blending of color

fugitive pigment - monkey - synthetic paint faded

Post Impressionism

Vincent Van Gogh

Starry Night

puts tree right at front to show foreground 

Van Gogh probably bipolar - treated with mercury - poison to brain - did better when he was institutionalized

Hiroshige

Plum Orchard

Post Impressionism

Vincent Van Gogh

Japonaiserie: Flowering Plum Tree

cultural appropriation of Japanese calligraphy in an ignorant way - Japanese markings have no meaning

copied Hiroshige's Plum Orchard

Still Life of Basket of Apples

Post Impressionism

Cezanne

using color to create form

line of table is completely broken

rejected way we look at things

rejection of truth of what he sees to benefit the composition

20th Century - 1907

Pablo Picasso

Les Desmoisellesd’Avignon

1907

Cubism

First Cubist painter

Sex and Death

20th Century - 1917

Marcel Duchamp

Fountain

DADA - concept of absurdity

actually a urinal

20th Century - 1930

Grant Wood

American Gothic

Regionalism

celebrate American culture

20th Century  - 1950

Jackson Pollack

Autumn Rhythm (No 30)

Abstract Expressionism

paints on floor, flings paint

Drip painter

20th Century  -  1961-62

Andy Warhol

32 Campbell's Soup Cans

Pop Art

all 2 feet tall, slight variations

"Art is what you get away with"

20th Century  - 1958

Jasper Johns

Three Flags

Proto-Pop Art

ready made motif

hot wax medium

20th Century 1974-79

Judy Chicago

The Dinner Party

Important icon of 1970s feminist art 

Ceramic, porcelain, textile

place settings have vaginal imagery

works with a team

20th Century - 1978

Cindy Sherman

Untitled Film Still #15

Post Modernism

art that is self-aware that self critiques

whole series black and white

feminine identity