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Egypt, Greece, Rome, Italy (florence, venice, rome), Europe, Paris & Greater France, America
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Where - in order Egypt, Greece, Rome, Italy (florence, venice, rome), Europe, Paris & Greater France, America
Egypt Early/Bronze Age, Late 7th to early 5th c. BCE,
Greece late 7th to early 5th c. BCE, Archaic, Classical, Hellenistic
Rome - Byzantine period Pantheon, Christianity is cult; decorative
Rome - Middle Ages 1000 yrs b/t Romans & Renaissance, 5th c BCE, Animal style, no christian figures; Gothic architecture w/ stained glass
Italy primary cities florence, italy, rome
Italy 14th c - 17th c Renaissance (rebirth); High Ren 1490-1530; humanism; heaven down to earth; art patrons (Medici); Uffizi Gallery priv collection
Renaissance artists DaVinci, Michelangelo, Raphael
Renaissance - 16th c. Mannerism; dramatic use of space/ light & emotion, exaggerated color, elongated figures
Europe 17th - 18th Barroque period; red, dramatic direct light source; Violence/Realism/Death; artists begin taking control by challenging govt & church
Barroque artists Carravaggio, Vermeer, Velazquez (spains principle painter), Jan Van Eyck (invented linseed oil in 1400's to allow intense/dense colors)
Paris & Greater France, 18th - 19th c. Enlightenment period (progress v. religion); Neoclasm (Greek influenced; no violence, plain, serious, theatrical)
Jeffersonian Architecture Greek architecture influence
Romanticism, 18th - 19th c. feeling over facts; heightened state of emotion
1st Landscapes 18th - 19th c.; Oil paint in tubes 1841; allowed portability; Hudson River School (band of people w/ same philosophies)
photography/Daguerreotypes influenced realism; threat to painting
Henry Ossawa Tanner 1st African-American painter & 1st to paint people of color
Monet Leader of Avantgarde - forward-thinking, controversial, against the norm; France; most important impressionism artist; emphasis on brishstrokes;
Fauvism Paris, 19th c.; Henri Matisse; bright colors/no rules/paint anything in any color
Impressionism 19th c. France; 20 yrs in making; loss of patrons; brushstrokes emphasized
Post Impressionism artists Seurat (pointillism); Cezanne (solid planes of color squares); Van Gogh
Van Gogh style post impressionist who portrayed personal expressions of things we cannot see (air, smoke, glowing light orbs); larger dots similar to pointillism; vivid colors/energy/intensity
Cubism Paris, 20th c.; Picasso & Braque; challenges shape & shatters space
2 types of cubism [1]synthetic - build up w/ materials other than paint (collage); [2] analytical - break down w/ paint only
Futurism 20th c. Paris; concepts of motion & speed
Futurism artist Balla - depicts dog on leash as if legs & background are moving
Dada Paris 20th c., the "anti art"; about irony, humor, shock; manipulate for humor
Surrealism Paris 20th c., the unconscious mind; dreams; alternate reality; eiry/mysterious - influenced by Freud
Surrealism artists Paul Klee - implications suggest what it is; Kandinsky (German) "Power to Audience"; Salvador Dali - almost believable; Frida Kahlo - fantastical/imaginary
American Painting 20th c. America; Govt programs (FSA & WPA) grant $ to artists; great depression; shows loneliness/quiet/somber/isolation/sharp contrast in lighting
American Artists Ed Hopper "Nighthawks" diner; Grant Wood "American Gothic"

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