Title: Salon de la Princesse

Artist: Boffrand

Period: Rococo

Location: France

-hotel (townhome to aristocrats)

-designed after the hall of mirrors

Title: Pilgrimage to Cythera

Artist: Watteau

Period: Rococo

Location: France

-Fete galante (outdoor entertainment for rich)

-Arcadia, impasto, Rubenistes, fido, Venus

Title: Cupid a Captive

Artist: Boucher

Period: Rococo

Location: France

-Pyramid composition, arcadia, puti, dove, teasing

-follwed and engraved Watteau, became #1

Title: The Swing

Artist: Fragonard

Period: Rococo

Location: France

-Followed Boucher but broke away

-lover was the patron, naughty, romantic

Title: Nymph and Satyr Carousing

Artist: Clodion

Period: Rococo

Location: France

-Terracotta (low fired clay sculpture)

-follower of Dionysus, sexual tension

Title: A Philosopher Giving a Lecture at the Orrery

Artist: Wright

Period: Art of the Enlightenment

Location: England 

-Tenebrism (high contrast of light and dark)

-Originally about religious enlightenment (EP#1)

Title: Saying Grace

Artist: Chardin

Period: Art of the Enlightenment

Location: France

-EP#2, accepted into academy, not well respected

-Wanted imitate reality, honest, darker palette

Title: "The Breakfast Scene" from Marriage a la Mode

Artist: Hogarth

Period: Art of Enlightenment

Location: England

- 2nd Enlightenment Principle

- From a series of 6 panel

Title: The Death of General Wolfe

Artist: West

Period: Art of Enlightenment

Location: England

- Helped found Academy of England

- Grand manner, Enlightenment Principle #3

Title: Village Bride

Artist: Greuze

Period: Art of Enlightenment

Location: France

- EP #2, Punisiste, Bouergeois new audience

- "Happiness is reward of natural virtue"

Title: Riva degli Schiavoni

Artist: Canaletto

Period: Art of Enlightenment

Location: Italy

- symptom of EP, souvenir of Grand Tour

- Used camera obscura

Title: Cornelia Pointing to Her Children as Her Treasures

Artist: Kauffmann

Period: Neoclassicism

Location: England

- Painting about greater ideals, remininscing

- Sacrifice for the betterment of soceity 

Title: Chiswick House

Artist: Boyle and Kent

Period: Neoclassicism

Location: England

- Palladio inspired, rejecting Rococo fufu style

- Mathematical design, square, circles, pediment

Title: Oath of the Horatti

Artist: David

Period: Neoclassicism

Location: France

- Historical painting, symbol for French Revolution

- Scene before big fight, strength vs weak

Title: The Death of Marat

Artist: David

Period: Neoclassicism

Location: France

- Idealized death, painted during Reign of Terror

- timelessness and high level of idealism, pieta

Title: George Washington

Artist: Houdon

Period: Neoclassicism

Location: United States

- Idealized, contrappasto, fasces leaning on (13)

- Apotheosis: to make into gods

Title: Monticello

Artist: Jefferson

Period: Neoclassicism

Location: United States

- "Little Mountain", Palladio inspired, Tuscan doric

- Based on Roman Republic, architecture

Title: Coronation of Napoleon

Artist: David

Period: Art Under Napoleon

Location: France

- propoganda, put crown on his own head

- accurate except for mother and benediction

Title: La Madeleine

Artist: Vignon

Period: Art Under Napoleon

Location: France

- First a church, then monument, then church

- 8 corinthian capitals, pediment of Jesus

Title: Napoleon at the Pesthouse at Jaffa

Artist: Gros

Period: Art Under Napoleon

Location: France

-"oreintalism," featured in Salon, plague outbreak

-propoganda to make him more like Jesus

Title: Apotheosis of Homer

Artist: Ingres

Period: Art Under Napoleon

Location: France

-being honored by great thinkers, Nike crowning

-inspired by Raphael, Pusinistes style

Title: Grande Odalisque

Artist: Ingres

Period: Art Under Napoleon

Location: France

-"orientalism," Napoleon's sister, Queen of Naples

-Mannerism inspired, negative reaction in Salon

Title: The Nightmare

Artist: Fuseli

Period: Romanticism

Location: England

-Self taught, misunderstood, 1st Romanticismist

-Incubus and demon horse

Title: The Family of Charles the IV

Artist: Goya

Period: Romanticism

Location: Spain

-Queen in same position as girl in Velasquez's

-Reflection of his feelings of royal family

Title: The Third of May, 1808

Artist: Goya

Period: Romanticism

Location: Spain

-immoralize the scene, French killed Spaniards

-Tenebrism, stigmata?, Christ-like?

Title: Saturn Devouring One of His Children

Artist: Goya

Period: Romanticism

Location: Spain

-Earth tones, mythological, viewed in home

-Goya's dark times

Title: The Raft of the Medusa

Artist: Gericault

Period: Romanticism

Location: France

-Louis XVIII hired dumbass to captain a ship

-dramatic movement, lines pointing to ship

Title: Death of Sardanapalus

Period: Romanticism

Location: France

-"Black romanticism"-morbid to get a rise

-King of Assyrians overthrown by rebels 

Title: Liberty Leading the People, July 28, 1830

Period: Romanticism

Location: France

-Rebellion against Charles X over 3 days

-Liberty wearing phrygian hat: emancipation

Title: Abbey in the Oak Forest

Period: Romanticism

Location: Germany

-landscapes, nationalism, Sublime, death

-liminal: transitional moment

Title: The Oxbow

Period: Romanticism

Location: United States

-Wild nature vs plains, "Sublime" environmentalist

-Hudson River School, US god given gift, Eden

Title: Among the Sierra Neveda Mountains

Period: Romanticism

Location: United States

-Highly idealized, propoganda for expanding

-Manifest destiny, inspired by reality

Title: The Haywain

Period: Romanticism

Location: England

-Nationalism in landscape, vehicle of truth

-puppet vs originality, didnt like academy

Title: The Slave Ship

Period: Romanticism

Location: England

-linked to impressionism, cataclysmic, horrific

-colors bright, dark subject, Sublime, nature

Title: The Stone Breakers

Period: Realism

Location: France

-action rather than individual, lowest class

-life-size representations, true to Realism

Title: The Gleaners

Period: Realism

Location: France

-Barbazion school and Plein-Air Painting

-Sad fate, scavengers, backs bow like haystacks

Title: The Third Class Carriage

Period: Realism

Location: France

-defender of working class, poor, political view

-Lithography, un-idealized peasants

Title: Luncheon on the Grass

Period: Realism

Location: France

-Rejected from academy's salon in 1863

-flat figures, unashamed prostitutes, size

Title: Olympia

Period: Realism

Location: France

-Unashamed prostitute, in charge of own sexuality

-Black cat, oriental garmets, flowers from us