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Rosso Fiorentino
The Descent From The Cross
1521
Mannerism |
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Michelangelo
Laurentian Library
1523-1559
Mannerism |
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Michelangelo
The Last Judgement
1534-1541
Late Italian Rennaissance |
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Parmigianino
The Madonna with the Long Neck
1535
Mannerism |
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Grunewald
Isenheim Altarpiece
1509/10-1515
Northern European Rennaissance |
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Durer
The Four Horsemen and the Apocalypse
1498
Northern European Rennaissance |
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Durer
Self Portrait
1500
Northern European Rennaissance |
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Durer
Adam and Eve
1504
Northern European Rennaissance |
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Pieter Bruegel
Peasant Wedding
1568
Northern European Rennaisance |
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Velazquez
The Maids of Honor
1656
Spanish Baroque |
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Caravaggio
The Calling of St. Matthew
1599-1600
Italian Baroque |
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Borromini
Facade of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontaine
1665-67
Italian Baroque |
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Borromini
Dome of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontaine
1638-1641
Italian Baroque |
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Bernini
David
1623
17th Century Italian Baroque |
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Rubens
The Raising of the Cross
1610-11
Flemish Baroque |
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Snyders
Still Life with Dead Game, Fruit, Vegetables
1614
Flemish Baroque |
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Hals
The Jolly Toper
1628-30
Dutch Baroque |
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Rembrandt
The Blinding of Samson
1636
Dutch Baroque |
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Rembrandt
The Night Watch
1642
Dutch Baroque |
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Ruisdael
Bleaching Grounds Near Haarlem
1670
Dutch Baroque |
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Ruisdael
The Jewish Cemetery
1655-70
Dutch Baroque |
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Steen
The Feast of Saint Nicholas
1660-1665
17th Century Dutch Baroque |
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Poussin
The Death of Germanicus
1627-28
17th Century French Baroque |
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Poussin
Lanscape with St. John on Patmos
1640
17th Century French Baroque |
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Hardouin-Mansart, Le Vau, Le Brun
Galerie des Glaces
1678
17th Century French Baroque |
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West
The Death of General Wolfe
1770
Neoclassicism |
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David
The Oath of the Horatii
1784
Neoclassicism |
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Goya
The Third of May 1808
1814
Romanticism |
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Turner
The Slave Ship
1840
Romanticism |
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Ingres
Grande Odalisque
1814
Neoclassicism & Romanticism |
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Gericault
The Raft of Medusa
1818-19
Romanticism |
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Delacroix
Death of Sardanapalus
1827
Romanticism |
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Barry and Pugin
Houses of Parliamen
1836
Romanticism |
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Thomas Jefferson
University of Virginia
1817-28
Neo-Classicism |
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Courbet
The Stone Breakers
1849
Realism |
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Manet
Luncheon on the Grass
1863
Realism |
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Degas
The Orchestra of the Paris Opera
1868-69
Realism |
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Monet
Impession, Sunrise
1872
Impressionism |
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Renoir
Luncheon of th Boating Party
1881
Impressionism |
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Cezanne
Mont Sainte-Victoire Seen from Bibemus Quarry
Post-Impressionism |
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Seurat
A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte
1884-86
Post-Impressionism |
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Gauguin
Where Do We Come From? What are we? Where Are We Going?
1897
Post-Impressionism |
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Matisse
Le Bonheur de Vivre
1905-1906
Fauvism |
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Picasso
Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
1907
Cubism
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Braque
The Portuguese
1911
Analytic Cubism |
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Picasso
Guitar, Sheet Music, and Wine Glass
1912
Synthetic Cubism |
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| circular opening in the apex of dome |
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| sunken panel in dome, vault, or ceiling |
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| transverse entrance hall to a church |
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| representation in which figures stand for ideas beyond selves as symbols or metaphors |
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| dramatic chiaroscuro, intense contrast of lights and darks |
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| memorial to the brevity of life |
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| outdoor scene of nature is primary subject |
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| process of picking out metal on a plate with needle, leaving the burr to gather ink |
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| coating copperplate with resin to make acid-resistant ground to be scratched with needle and then bathed in acid and coated |
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| art depicting inanimate subject matter, typically commonplace objects |
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| narrative subjects (classical history, mythology, bible) |
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| anything that generated feelings of fright, terror, overwhelmed, awe, strong emotion |
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| Contemporary History Painting |
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| contemporary events that the future would see as historically important |
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| 18th century philosophical movement stressing human reasoning over blind faith or obedience |
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| combining or mixing styles from different sources |
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| brushwork suggestive or characteristic of the act of painting |
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| western fasciation with Muslim culture of North Africa and Near East due to Napoleon's campaigns in Near East and Egypt |
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| printing process of painting image on one surface and pressing against wet surface to attain counter image |
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| self-held exhibition of Napoleon Bonaparte's rejected artwork from previous Salon |
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| shift in art toward abstraction |
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| art abstracts images from visible world or non-representational, autonomous art that makes no reference to outside world |
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| flat surface in which a picture is painted |
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| notion that certain artists or ideas are strikingly radical or new for their time |
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| creating an entire work outside(Impressionists) |
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| system of painting devised by Seurat where artist separates color into component parts and then applies with dots |
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