chapter 29 rococo, neoclassical, and romanticism
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18th and Early 19th Century Europe and North AmericaChapter 29Rococo, Neoclassical, and Romanticism
Historical Background• Enlightenment• Isaac Newton• John Locke
• Industrial Revolution• Age of Revolution• American Revolution• French Revolution
Key Terms• Rococo• Salons• Putti• Fête galante• Grand Tour• Capriccio• Vedute• Jasperware• Crenellations• History paintings
• Ateliers• Lithography• Pastel – Rosalba
Carriera
Rococo Review
Signboard of GersaintWatteau1721Oil on canvas5’4”x10’1”
Embarkation of CytheraWatteau1717Oil on canvas4’3”x6’4”
Girl Reclining: Louise O’MurphyFrançois Boucher1751Oil on Canvas28”x23”
The SwingFragonard1766Oil on canvas2’8”x2’2”
The Invention of the BalloonClodion1784Terra cotta model43”
The Death of SocratesJacques-Louis David1787
Oath of the HoratiiJacques-Louis David1784Oil on Canvas10’8”x14’
The Lictors Bring to Brutus the Bodies of His Sons
Jacques-Louis David
Oil on canvas
Death of Marat Jacques-Louis David1793Oil on Canvas5’5”x4’2”
Coronation of NapoleonDavid1806Oil on canvas
Self-Portrait with Two PupilsAdélaïde Labille-Guiard1785 – Oil on Canvas6’11”x4’11”
George WashingtonJean-Antoine Houdon1788Marble 6’2”
Various BustsHoudon
US CapitolBenjamin Latrobe
1808
MonticelloThomas Jefferson1769Charlottesville, Virginia
PantheonChurch of Sainte-GenevieveJacques Soufflot1755-1792
Chiswick HouseRichard Boyle1724-1729West London