Chapter 17: The 17th and 18th Centuries

Chapter 17: The 17th and 18th Centuries

1. Revolution

   • Neoclassicism
     • French Revolution
       • Roman Civic Virtues
       • Major Figures
         • Jacques-Louis David
           • Served the revolution as propaganda
           • Deputy to the National Convention of 1792
           • The Death of Marat
         • Jean-Paul Marat
           • Voice of the Jacobins (Radical political faction)
     • American Revolution
       • CharlesWillson Peale
         • George Washington at the Battle of Princeton
     • Haiti Revolution
       • Anne-Louis Girodet de Roucy-Trioson
         • Portrait of Jean-Baptise Belley
         • Student of Jackes-Louis David

2. The Baroque Era

   • Art
     • Characteristics
       • Full of emotion
       • Energy
       • Movement
       • Rich
       • Complex
   • Leading Interpreters
     • Gianlorenzo Bernini
       • Painter
       • Dramatist
       • Composer
       • Architect
         • Cornaro Chapel in the church of Santa Maria della Vittoria in Rome
       • Sculptor
         • St. Teresa in Ecstasy from the Cornaro Chapel
     • Francesco Borromini
     • Caravaggio
       • Influential proponent of painting
         • Entombment of Christ
         • Artemisa Gentileschi
           • Judith and Maidservant with the Head of Holofernes
     • Peter Paul Rubens
       • Created a dynamic Baroque style
       • Presentation of the Portrait of Marie de' Medici
       • Flemish artist
     • Claude Lorrain
       • French artist
       • Advocated a more "classical" version of Baroque
       • Coast View with the Abduction of Europa
   • Baroque Rome
     • St. Peter's
       • Carlo Maderno
       • Bernini
   • France and Lous XIV
     • Palace of Versailles
       • Interior - Full Baroque splendor
       • Jules Hardouin-Mansart
       • Court Painter
         • Spanish Artist - Diego Velazques
           • La meninas
           • The Feast of Bacchus
   • Dutch/Bourgeois Baroque
     • Protestanism
       • Symbols of faith
         • Ornate churches
         • Clerical Pageantry
     • Centered values of society
       • Community
       • Social Organizations
       • Pinting
         • Portraits
         • Genre - Focused on a scene of everyday life
         • Still life
           • Balthasar van der Ast's Still Life with Fruti and Flowers
     • Interpreters
       • Dutch painter, Rembrandt ban Rijin
         • Sortie of Captian Banning Cocq's Company of the Civic Guard (The Night Watch)

3. The 18th Century - Rococo

   • Extension of Baroque style
     • Characteristics
       • Decorative motifs
         • Architecture
         • Furniture
         • Painting
       • Extravagant
       • Ornate Style
       • Intimate
         • Aristocratic homes
       • Gentle pastles
       • Smaller scale
       • Lighthearted
       • Playful quality
   • Rococo Architecture
     • Originated in France
     • Church of Vierzehnheiligen, Germany
     • Elegant homes in European cities
       • Highly decorated
       • Sophisticadet materials
       • Chinese porcelain tableware
   • Painting
     • The Embarkation of Cythera by Jean-Antoine Watteau
     • Jean-Honore's The Pursuit from The Progress of Love
     • Jacques-Louis David's The Oath of the Horatii
   • Neoclassicism
     • Promotion of Roman Family Values
     • Simplicity
     • Naturalness
     • Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun's Maria Antoinette and Her Children

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