ARTS 217 #2 Study guide

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2. Caravaggio- calling of st. matthew, oils, 1599-1600. Good example of light and dark Jesus is not in the center Unique quality- Caravaggio would dress the people in modern clothing to create contrast and make it relatable 3. Genrileschi- Judith Slaying Holofernes, oils, 1614-20 Likes to depict women of strength Learned to paint from her father 4. Velazques- Las Meninas, oils, 1656 Girl having her portrait painted THe mirro gives hints of who occupies the space 5. Hardouin-Mansart- Hall of Mirros, Palace of Versailles, c.1680 Louis XIV 6. Rubens- Venus and Adonis, oils, 1668 Love story Cupid Red cloth, diagonal, movement: passion. Movement 7. Rembrant- Militia Company of Captain Frans Banning Cocq, oils, 1642 Portrait of the guild halls 8. Vermeer- THe Geographer, oils, 1668 Holland had the worlds biggest fleet Holland wanted to take over the new world with the new Amsterdam Hyper realism. 9. van Ruisdael- Extensive Landscape with Ruins, oils, 1660s Heavens are greater than the earth. Ala prima painting: painting directly onto the canvas without an under sketching history painting, portrait, genre, landscape, still life. 11. Vigee- Lebrun- Marie Antoinette and her Children, oils, 1788 Marie is very stiff Bourgeios Realism Chardin, Pipe and Jug, oils, c. 1737 Neoclassicism David- Oath of the Horatil, oils, 1785

o Lighting defines things in the picture. Crisp, and harsh, honest style o Sexist painting o Against the royalty, wants the people of Paris to die for France Ingres Grande Odalisque, oils, 1814 o Neoclassicism painting style, but Romantic subject matter o No moral purpose, opposite of Neoclassicism. 15. Canova- Maria Paolina Borghese as Venus, Marble, 1808 16. Jefferson- State Capitol Richmond, Virginia, 1785-89 Resembles the Parthenon Ionic scrolls on the column Symbetrical, and symbolic Became the popular architectural style for capitol buildings in America Romanticism 17. Nash- Royal Pavilion, Brighton, 1815-18 Iron is necessary to support the domes. Exotic, extravagant. 18. 19. 20. 21. Organic; lots of curves Gericault- Raft of the Medussa, oils, 1815-18 More neo-baroque Delacroix- Death of Sardanapalus, oils, 1827-17 Goya- The Bogeyman is coming, etchng and aquatint, 1799 A rationalist, makes fun of things in peoples minds Rude- Departure of the Volunteer of 1792, limestone, 1833-36

Watercolor: pigment and water based paint Salon: A show in France where artists would display their work. Delacroix was a winner of the Salon. The stamp of approvals for selling paintings Monticello: The house Jefferson designed. Neoclassical.

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