Art Of the Western World

Terms	Definitions
Jan Van Eyck	wedding scene(green dress,the dog, the shoes, bedroom) symbolic Giovanni Arnolfini and his bride 15th century portrait important art form
Robert Campin	Mérode Altarpiece Religious painting or biblical scene Tempera(use pigment mixed with egg yolk, glue or ceasein) Oil painting three painting Oil on wood 15th century
Jan Van Eyck	Ghent Altarpiece Polyptych free standing Altar piece place behind a altar as a curtain 15th century
Rogier van der Weyden	Deposition 15th century Oil on wood Biblical scenes compress figures
Hugo van der Goes	Portinari Altarpiece (open) 15th century Italian
Limbourg Brothers	January ink on verlim showing everyday occurance a calendar appearance
Giotto di Bondone	Lamentation over Christ fresco Lamentation over Christ Arena chiaroscurs Padua, Italy Arena Chapel (Scrovegni Chapel) 14 century (Italian Renaissance) Padua, Italy
Masaccio	Expulsion of Adam and Eve 15 century Brancacci Chapel Santa Maria del Carmine Florence, Italy fresco painting power painting(nudity since classical time) ~covers nudity because she is a shame light coming in from the gate
Antoine Watteau	(French, Rococo)(trees,women, Pilgrimage to Cythera(france) 1717 hazy colors, pesto colors
François Boucher	(French, Rococo) The Toilet of Venus 1751 always a
William Hogarth	(English, Rococo) Breakfast Scene, from Marriage à la Mode ca. 1745 immoralities witty genre scene shows lust
Jacques-Louis David	(French, Neoclassicism) Oath of the Horatii 1784 David on Greek style oil on canvas
jacques-Louis David	Jacques-Louis David (French, Neoclassicism) Death of Marat got stab shows martyrdom 1793
Adélaïde Labille-Guiard	(French) Self-Portrait with Two Pupils 1785
Jean-Auguste Dominique Ingres	(French, Romanticism)(painted skin really well) she is looking at the viewer didn't like davids painting show things exotic rebel like to paint people more realistic odalisque(a women in a Turkish helm) more romantic taste Grande Odalisque 1814
Francisco Goya	romantic (Spanish, Romanticism) how horrible they were emotional piece of art human lack drama tragedy Third of May, 1808 1814-15
Théodore Géricault	(French, Romanticism) composition death pleading for help tragedy jumbling bodies x-shape composition Raft of the Medusa 1818-19
Eugène Delacroix	colorist (French, Romanticism) a lot of emotion Death of Sardanapalus 1827
Joseph Mallord William Turner	(English, Romanticism) passion and energy consider a landscape painter The Slave Ship 1840
Jean-François Millet	(French, Realism) depict the first country life The Gleaners 1857
Honoré Daumier	(French, Realism) like to show the working class political protest Third-Class Carriage 1862
Édouard Manet (the man)	(French, Realism) he use colors to draw attention to the image trying to get involve in a different type of art use art to call attention to his art flatness Luncheon on the Grass 1863
Édouard Manet(the man)	(French, Realism) painting a nude prostitute rough brush stroke scandals painting sexuality Olympia 1863
Saint Peter's	Rome Catholic church maderio influence by Greeks b/c of the pediment and the columns early baroque architecture 1506-1666 (16th) Vatican City, Rome, Italy
Bernini	Ecstasy of St. Theresa marble 1645-52 (Italian Baroque) recreated a spiritual meaning emotion fabric everywhere twisting and turning Rome, Italy
Bernini	David action of the kill emotion expression twisting and turning of the body expression of the face drama 1623 (Italian Baroque)
Fra Andrea Pozzo	The Glorification of St. Ignatius Fresco illusion that heaven is going to open 1691-94 (Italian Baroque) Sant' Ignazio, Rome
Caravaggio	Conversion of St. Paul chiaroscuro(light and dark shadowing)-treatment of the use of light and dark perspective spiritual event ca. 1601 (Italian Baroque
Matthias Grünewald	Isenheim Altarpiece, from the chapel of the Hospital of Saint Anthony 1510-15 Germany
Leonardo da Vinci	Leonardo da Vinci Last Supper Santa Maria Church ca. 1495-1498 (High Renaissance Oil and tempera started to appeal the started flaking off drama architecture in the background exclusionary windows figures are group in three's all the apostles are light but on is dark Christ has a halo and is the light of the world
Leonardo da Vinci	dMona Lisa ca. 1503-05 (High Renaissance) sfumato glaze presents a misty look scene from the same level image is really small in museums
Raphael	Madonna in the Meadow 1505-06 (High Renaissance colorist oil on wood pyramid composition(pyramidal) grace, dignity and beauty idealize her created sweetness
Raphael	fresco school of Athens Vatican city Philosophy School (School of Athens) 1509-11 (High Renaissance) Stanza della Segnatura, Vatican Palace, Rome, Italy included himself in the image roman architecture maybe Michelangelo
Michelangelo	Pietà ca. 1498-1500 (High Renaissance) made out of marble the virgin Mary seems younger then her son
Michelangelo	David 1501-04 (High Renaissance before the kill giant classical nude shows a lot of emotion kill Goliath
Michelangelo	Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel 1508-12 (High Renaissance)6th century fresco in roman a lot of perspective nine narrative stories from the bible barrier of vault
Michelangelo	Creation of Adam Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel 1508-12 (High Renaissance old testament fresco nude figures energy
Titian	Venus of Urbino 1538 (High Renaissance) oil canvas sexual pose(immortal love and infidelity) large columns colors play important part
Jacopo da Pontormo	Entombment of Christ 1525-28 (Mannerism) oil on wood rotates the figure groups lost of grief elongate oval heads contrast of color