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| Contrasts of light and dark |
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| Without preperation, directly on canvas |
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| NAturalistic Shadow painting |
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| Louise XIV's portable orange grove |
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| Great French landscape gardener for Versailles |
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| Great English Landscape gardener |
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| Formal, controlled, subservient |
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| Informal, natural, untamed |
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| Special effects of night-time scenes in art |
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| Claude Lorrain's book of truth, 185 drawings of proof |
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| Sneaky French painter in Rome who steals good ideas |
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| Studied, measured, intellectual art with a thoughtful purpose |
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| Eating scenes of genre life |
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| Too True, Innocent X's reaction to Velaquez's portrait of him |
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| Notorious sister in-law of Innocent X, called the "La Popessa." |
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| Swiss art historian,publishes ULThe Principles of Art HistoryUL in 1915 |
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| Compare and contrast of opposite pairs |
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| Reigned 1610-1642, French Queen, hires Rubens |
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| Van Dyck's Mistress, Bites him where it hurts! |
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| An image that appears distorted unless it is viewed from a special angle or with a special instrument |
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| til 1637; Symbol of era, boom and bust economy |
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| Little Dutch Masters; Rembrandt, Hals, Vermeer |
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| Rembrandt research project. Searches for the true rembrandts. |
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| Drawing Maching, pre-camera |
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| Reminders of shortness of life and fading beauty |
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| Elegant and graceful celebration; party on the go! |
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| King's mistress hires Boucher to paint sense of sensuous pursuits of pleasure and escapes from boredom |
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| Piranesi's imaginary prisons on a grand scale |
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| to support Fascists government, the Calographia turned out thousands of Piranesi's printed on 18th century papter but actualy printed in the 1930s |
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| Theoretical founder of Neoclassicism movement. German art critic and writer on ancient art. Made very influential studies that caused his generation to move to classism! |
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| Story of Paris judging the three goddess. he chooses venus and is given Helen as a reward and thus starts the trojan war!! |
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| Romantic attitude in art, that like the sublime arouse strong emotions; Strikingly expressive or vivid |
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| Art that has strong feelings |
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Prize given to artist to study in
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| Turkish Term for a female slave or harem woman. |
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| French ship that wrecks off the coast of Africa, Many perish, cannabalism, after 13 days only 15 are left alive. |
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| A play by Lord Bryyon, performed in 1826, Sardanapalus was an Assyrian King who upon learning that his armies were defeated, had everything he owned destroyed. |
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| America's Barbizon School. America celebrated as the new Ede, God's country |
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| Romantic artists who painted scenes around the village of barbizon in the forests of Foountainebleau |
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| 1855 art show wehre only realistic art was shown. |
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| Courbet's vow to only paint what he could see |
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| Introduces pure painting without subject. Art for Arts sake. Painting chiefly interested in light and color, |
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| A famous sport 40 miles from paris, famous for its giant lillypad gardens |
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| Drawing stick made from pigments ground with chalk |
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Generic Term, coined by Roger fry. Rejected by public and the art establishment. Two Divisions
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(2) Subjective/Expressionist |
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| Seurat's overlapping dots |
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| Description of original and primitive artist |
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| First example of saturation bombing |
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| 1913: Introduces modern art to USA |
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| NEw York Gallery that helps introduce Modern art to the USA |
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| "The Bridge" Dresden expressionistic artists |
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| Analyzes forms from several point of views |
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| Random shapes arranged to look like and object. |
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| Different Materials glued together |
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| Italian pre-world war revolutionary movement |
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| American genre painters of backstreet ofubran landscape |
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| Mondrain's De Stijl, outgrowth of cubism |
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| anti-establishment movement |
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| 240 paintings down by wyeth of the woman of mystery!! |
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| Pollack's painting techinque of dripping paint |
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| Used to add ton in printing |
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| Former UF faculty. The most collected American photographer |
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| Artist takes pre-existing objects and make it his/her own |
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| Art of bad taste, cheap and tacky |
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| Rights of an artis and of a work of art not to be changed |
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