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    Neoclassicism was an artistic movement between 1780-1840 that drew inspiration from classical antiquity, especially ancient Greek and Roman art. It featured [1] portrayals of Roman history and mythology in paintings, [2] formal compositions and use of diagonals to convey emotion, and [3] classic architectural structures. Prominent neoclassical artists included Jacques-Louis David, known for historical paintings like "The Death of Marat," and sculptors like Antonio Canova who depicted nude figures. Romanticism from 1800-1810s emphasized emotion and nature, celebrating its untamed aspects through dramatic compositions and heightened sensations in the works of artists like Theodore Gericault.

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    Neoclassicism was an artistic movement between 1780-1840 that drew inspiration from classical antiquity, especially ancient Greek and Roman art. It featured [1] portrayals of Roman history and mythology in paintings, [2] formal compositions and use of diagonals to convey emotion, and [3] classic architectural structures. Prominent neoclassical artists included Jacques-Louis David, known for historical paintings like "The Death of Marat," and sculptors like Antonio Canova who depicted nude figures. Romanticism from 1800-1810s emphasized emotion and nature, celebrating its untamed aspects through dramatic compositions and heightened sensations in the works of artists like Theodore Gericault.

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    o cla s s i c a nd

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    PeGrroup 4 d
    NEOCLASSICISM
    1780-1840
    Neoclassicism
    came from the greek word
    “neos” meaning NEW and
    latin word “classicus” which
    means FIRST CLASS
    Applies to Literature,
    theater, music, and
    architecture
    “Age of Reason”
    CHARACTERISTICS
    OF
    NEOCLASSICAL
    ART
    Portrayal of Roman history

    Oath of the Horatii Abduction of the Sabine


    by Jacques Louis David Woman by Poussy
    Formal composition
    Use of diagonals to show peak of
    emotions of movement

    The death of Marat Psyche Awakened by Cupid’s Kiss


    by J. David by A. Canova
    Local color and Over lighting

    Cornelia, Mother of Gracchi, Death of Socrates


    Pointing to her Children as
    by J. David
    her Treasures
    by Angelica Kauffmann
    Classic geo-structure
    n d th eir
    Artist s a
    in tin g s
    P a
    Jacques-Louis David
    1748-1825
    French painter
    Subjects where more of history
    Famous Artworks
    1. The death of Marat
    2. Napoleon crossing the alps
    3. Oath of Horatti
    The Death of Morat Napoleon Crossing the Alps
    Jean Augustine-
    Domonique Ingres
    1780-1867, France
    Pupil of Jacques Louis-David
    His paintings are usually nudes,
    portraits, and mythological themes
    One of the grate exemplars of
    academic art
    One of the finest old masters of era
    Famous artworks
    1. Portrait of Napoleon on the imperial
    throne
    2. The apotheosis of Homer
    Napoleon on the Apotheosis of Homer
    Imperial Throne
    a n d th eir
    Artist
    lp tu r es
    Scu
    Antonio Canova
    1757-1822, Italy
    Was a prolific italian sculptor who became
    famous for his marble sculptures that
    delicately rendered nude flesh
    He opened the idea for portraying discreet
    sexual pressures by using pure contours
    with his mythological composition
    Famous works
    1. Psyche awakened by Cupid’s kiss
    2. Washington
    Psyche Awakened Washington
    by Cupid’s Kiss
    Bertel Thorvaldsen
    1789-1838, Denmark
    Was the first internationally
    acclaimed danish artist
    He executed sculptures of
    mythological characters
    Famous works
    Christ
    Lion of Lucerne
    Christ Lion of Lucerne
    Architecture
    TYPES OF
    ARCHITECTURE
    Temple Style Palladian Style Classical Block style

    Based on ancient templates Based on Andrea Palladio’s style of villa Features a rectangular or
    construction
    Features peristyle square plan with a flat
    Features balustrade along the edge of
    (continuous line of columns roof and an exteriors rich
    the roof
    in classical detail
    around a building) there are vertical supports within a
    balustrade know as “balustrers” or Classical Block aesthetic
    Examples of temple style
    “spindles” was also known as “Beaux
    building: Classical method of Crowning a arts Style”
    1. Pantheon, Paris building that has a flat or low lying roof
    Classical Block
    One of the famous Artist is:
    2. Bristish Museaum, London Architecture also
    Robert Adam (1728-1792) Britain
    3. La Madeleine de Paris flourished in the US
    ROMANTICISM
    1800s-1810s
    ROMANTICISM
    Expression of emotion, both subtle and
    stormy
    Distinctive themes: longing for history,
    supernatural elements, social injustices and
    nature
    CHARACTERISTICS
    Shows the height of action
    Emotional Extremes
    Celebrated nature as out of
    control
    Dramatic Compositions
    Heightened Sensation
    o us A rti sts
    Fam
    Pain tin g s
    Jean Louis Theaodore
    Gericault

    First French Master


    Leader of the french realistic
    school
    His master pieces were
    energetic, power
    k you!
    Than

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