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Jules Hardouin-Mansart & Louis Le Vau
Galerie des Glaces
Versailles,
begun 1678
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de la Tour,
The Cheat with the Ace of Diamonds,
1630 |
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Poussin,
The Death of Germanicus,
1627 |
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Claude Gellée (Lorraine),
Embarkation of the Queen of Sheba,
1648 |
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Claude Gellée (Lorraine),
Landscape with the Marriage of Isaac and Rebecca (The Mill),
1648
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Hals, Malle Babbe, 1630-33 |
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Hals,
Haarlem Militia Company of St. George,
1627 |
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(?) Rembrandt,
Self-Portrait at the Age of 34,
1640 |
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Rembrandt,
Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp,
1632 |
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33 Rembrandt,
Descent from the Cross,
1633 |
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Rembrandt,
The Night Watch,
1642 |
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Leyster,
Boy Playing a Flute,
1635 |
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Ruysch,
Still-Life with Flowers and Fruit,
1703 |
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Metsu,
Man and Woman Seated by a Virginal,
1658 |
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Vermeer,
The Milkmaid,
1658-60 |
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Vermeer,
Woman Holding a Balance,
1665 |
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Vermeer, The Art of Painting, c. 1666-67 |
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van Ruisdael,
Windmill by a Country Road,
1650 |
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Sun King; ruler of France
absolute ruler- responsible for Versailles |
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I am the state
absolute monarchy |
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| Academie Royal de Peinture et de Sculpture |
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1- homogenous training (copying statues & paintings)
2- masters (drawing from life only after taste was formed)
3-hierarchy of genres (HISTORY, landscape, still life, genre) |
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| recruited painters to the academy; minister to Louis XIV |
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Chancellor of the Academy
designed sets
"Conference on Expression" |
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Louis XIV's expansion palace project
French court moved here |
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| French landscape artist who was not popular because of the Academy |
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Sun god; god of war
(sun king representation) |
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| Lous Le Vau & Jules Hardouin-Mansart |
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| getting up and going to sleep when Louis XIV did |
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made to look older; worn
usually in architecture |
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| Throne room; apollo in his chariot on the ceiling |
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| the hall of mirrors; epitome of luxury |
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| peace; reminds the viewer of France's mercy |
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Gellee
idealist - nature and people
fasci |
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| branch of government for the Netherlands |
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| epicenter of art in Netherlands |
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| removing layers to create an image |
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rise of the art dealer
not patronage
artist paints and sells to people at market |
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| idea, device, or product that leads to a progress of technology |
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| forms of dealing with older renaissance culture to grow as an artist |
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| writing technique used by ancient roman writers |
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symbolic work of art;
usually still life in Flanders and the Netherlands |
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"fine painters"
strived to create as natural a reproduction of reality as possible |
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optical device that led to the camera;
lens
used by vermeer |
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panoramic landscape from an elevated viewpoint;
world landscape |
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Sun King; ruler of France
absolute ruler- responsible for Versailles |
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I am the state
absolute monarchy |
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| Academie Royal de Peinture et de Sculpture |
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1- homogenous training (copying statues & paintings)
2- masters (drawing from life only after taste was formed)
3-hierarchy of genres (HISTORY, landscape, still life, genre) |
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| recruited painters to the academy; minister to Louis XIV |
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Term
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Definition
Chancellor of the Academy
designed sets
"Conference on Expression" |
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Term
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Definition
Louis XIV's expansion palace project
French court moved here |
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| French landscape artist who was not popular because of the Academy |
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Sun god; god of war
(sun king representation) |
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| Lous Le Vau & Jules Hardouin-Mansart |
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| getting up and going to sleep when Louis XIV did |
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made to look older; worn
usually in architecture |
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| Throne room; apollo in his chariot on the ceiling |
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| the hall of mirrors; epitome of luxury |
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| peace; reminds the viewer of France's mercy |
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Gellee
idealist - nature and people
fasci |
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| branch of government for the Netherlands |
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| epicenter of art in Netherlands |
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| removing layers to create an image |
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rise of the art dealer
not patronage
artist paints and sells to people at market |
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| idea, device, or product that leads to a progress of technology |
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| forms of dealing with older renaissance culture to grow as an artist |
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| writing technique used by ancient roman writers |
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symbolic work of art;
usually still life in Flanders and the Netherlands |
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Definition
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"fine painters"
strived to create as natural a reproduction of reality as possible |
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optical device that led to the camera;
lens
used by vermeer |
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panoramic landscape from an elevated viewpoint;
world landscape |
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