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| Haydn - from, genre, type |
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| German, Classical, Musician |
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| Handel's Messiah is an example of an |
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| Small group of soloists in a concerto grosso |
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| Author: "Is the great chain, that draws all to agree, And drawn supports, upheld by God, or thee?" |
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| Which of the following was one of the specific targets of Pope's criticisms? |
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| What key word best describes the prevailing attitude of the Rococo? |
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| Compared to the Baroque period in visual art, the Rococo was more ________? |
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| What phrase best describes Jonathan Swift's attitude toward humanity? |
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| Swift's "A Modest Proposal" would most accurately be described as |
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| Which of the following had the least influence on 18th-century European neoclassicism? |
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| It was an attempt to recreate the kind of encyclopedia that flourished in the Renaissance |
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| Which of the following statements about the Encyclopedie is NOT true? |
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| Encyclopedie challenged who |
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| the traditional authority of the Church and the monarchy. |
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| Encyclopedie took how long |
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| longer than 15 years to complete |
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| Encyclopedie contained what |
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| articles written by Rousseau and Voltaire |
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| In addition to being an important philosopher, Jean-Jacques Rousseau was also ________. |
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| Who were the principle targets of Voltaire's famous catchphrase, "Ecrasez l'infame!" |
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| A symphony by Mozart in a minor key would most likely have been influenced by which literary style? |
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| Which of the following composers had the greatest direct influence on Haydn's oratorios? |
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| Fascination with Rococo sentiment |
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| Which of the following features is NOT common in visual art of the Romantic era? |
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| Of the following artists, who was the most overtly political and propagandistic in their art? |
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| everyday and commonplace subjects |
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| The French Realist movement in art of the middle of the 19th century was, by definition, concerned mostly with ________. |
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| What biographical detail is common to Shelley, Keats, and Lord Byron? |
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Judging from the style and subject matter of the following excerpt, who is the author of this poem?
For oft, when on my couch I lie
In vacant or in pensive mood,
They flash upon that inward eye
Which is the bliss of solitude;
And then my heart with pleasure fills,
And dances with the daffodils. |
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| German oratorio, symphonies |
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| Spanish, Romantic, Artist |
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| shooting, snobby aristocrats, 'Saturn Devouring one of his sons' |
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| politically charged pieces, chiaroscuro, very romantic in nature |
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| Girodet-Trioson - from, genre, type |
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| Girodet-Trioson - identifiers |
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| romantic (emotional) paintings often with classical figures, soft/rococo lighting |
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| Girodet-Trioson - why important |
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| 19th Century ideal of “dying in love” |
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| Gericault - from, genre, type |
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| Delacroix - from, genre, type |
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"Massacre at Chios”
“Death of Sardinapaulus” |
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| Horses, uses lots of color, |
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| Delacroix - why important |
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| Gericault - why important |
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| Ingres - from, genre, type |
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“Jupiter & Thetis”
“Countess d’Hausonville” |
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portraits, uses lines, uses great detail in clothing, eyes are prominent feature
interest in one plane: low-light background |
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| Daumier - from, genre, type |
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| like caricatures, blurry, look like sketches |
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| Courbet - from, genre, type |
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| designed to bring in money |
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| Friedrich - from, genre, type |
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| looks like death, monastery monk idea in work, emptiness, fog, “freaky Friedrich” |
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| Constable - from, genre, type |
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| English, Romantic, Artist |
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| clouds, focused on the sky, low horizon "Constable Clouds" |
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| Turner - from, genre, type |
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| English, Romantic, Artist |
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| rich vibrant colors, looks beautiful but some have hidden meanings, “blurry” looking, not as refined |
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| Blake - from, genre, type |
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| English, Romantic, Writer/Artist |
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| Jerusalem, Ancient of Days |
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| communication with divine |
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| Wordsworth - from, genre, type |
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| nature is good, wrote about emotional events looking back in a tranquil way |
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| “Lake Poet”, wrote about nature, a “European Transcedentalist” |
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| Wordsworth - why important |
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| Shelley - from, genre, type |
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| Some writing fragment, exotic |
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| Keats - from, genre, type |
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Novels, short stories, playwright, essays,
Spirit > church |
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Anna Karenina, War and Peace, The Kingdom of God is Within You,
3 hermits |
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Tolstoy
Russia
Writer
Novels, short stories, playwright, essays,
Spirit > church
Anna Karenina, War and Peace, The Kingdom of God is Within You,
3 hermits
known for complicated and paradoxical persona and for his extreme moralistic and ascetic views |
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Anna Karenina and
War and Peace praised for
being the best novels ever written |
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| Wrote in a witty way, easy to read.., dialect |
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| American, American romantic, Artist |
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| landscape, people unimportant but may be involved, part of the Hudson River school |
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| Heade - from, genre, type |
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| American, American Romantic, Artist |
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| Homer - from, genre, type |
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| American, American Romantic, Artist |
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| Eakins - from, genre, type |
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| American, American Romantic, Artist |
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| Whistler - from, genre, type |
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| American, Amoerican Romantic, Artist |
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| named pieces after song (nocturne etc), subject is often hard to find, the caption is essential |
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| The Raven, Tell Tale Heart |
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| Whitman - from, genre, type |
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| civil war, transcendentalist |
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| Leaves of Grass, Song of Myself, Ashes of Soldiers |
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| Dickinson - from, genre, type |
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| lots of strange punctuation - ballad, common meter |
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| Beethoven - from, genre, type |
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| German, Classical, Romantic, Composer |
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Moonlight Sonata, Ode to Joy (Ninth Symphony)
Symphony No. 5 |
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| Giant "Sturm und Drang", lots of emotion! form not clear |
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| Beethoven - why important |
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Went outside of the classical
outlining, and experimented with
new form
First to explore the idea
that music could have meaning |
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