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| fête galante (pron. “fett gal-ont”) |
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| outdoor entertainment or festival |
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| Cythera (pron. “Sith-air-ah”) |
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| Greek island in the Mediterranean |
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| idealized aesthetic style derived from classical art |
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| Veduta painting (prov. “Veh-doo-ta”) |
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| highly detailed large scale painting |
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| most praised in Salons – depict a moment in detail |
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| Prix de Rome (pron. “Pree”) |
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| French scholarship for art students |
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| such excellence and grandeur |
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| represent the subject truthfully |
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| process of printing from a flat surface to repel and accept ink |
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| Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood |
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| group of English 19th century artists |
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| early photographic process of employing iodine-sensitive silvered plates and mercury vapor |
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| the creative destruction of something for the betterment of society |
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| influence of Japanese art and design in the West |
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| technique of applying paint in tiny dots of pure color |
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| Fin-de-siècle (pron. “Fin-de-sekl”) |
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| relating to or characteristic of the end of a century – especially 19th |
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