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Day 76 Objectives. Analyze the evolution of art in Europe in the 1700s and 1800s Evaluate how the PERSIAGM characteristics of the times in Europe are reflected through art. Evolution of Art in Europe. Renaissance from 1350-1500 Northern Renaissance 1450-1600 Mannerism in early 1500s - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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• Analyze the evolution of art in Europe in the 1700s and 1800s

• Evaluate how the PERSIAGM characteristics of the times in Europe are reflected through art

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• Renaissance from 1350-1500

• Northern Renaissance 1450-1600

• Mannerism in early 1500s

• Baroque 1575-1700 French Classicism in late

1600s Dutch Realism in 1600s

– Rococo in 1700s

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• Late 1700s to early 1800s

• Form of art that rebelled against the ideas/time periods that came before it and during it…– Enlightenment• Anti-Rationalism (science

and nature)• Anti-Aristocratic

– Industrial Rev• Paintings, Lit & Music

Romanticism Details

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• What do you think are the characteristics of romantic art?– Emotion!! (which

ones?)–Beauty of Nature

is highlighted• “Wanderer

above the Sea of Fog” by Caspar David Friedrich

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Man and WomanGazing at the Moon

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Moonriseover the sea

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Thomas Cole “The Voyage of Life Childhood”

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Thomas Cole “The Voyage of Life Youth”

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Thomas Cole “The Voyage of Life Manhood”

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Thomas Cole “The Voyage of Life Old Age”

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• What do you think it is?• Fra

Hardanger by Hans Gude (Norway)

Romantic Nationalism

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Episode of the Belgian Revolution 1830

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“Liberty Leading the People”by Eugene Delacroix (1830)

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“The Ninth Wave” by Ivan Aivazovsky

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• Mid-1800s• Form of art that

believed the world should be viewed realistically–Anti-Romanticism

• “Woman Baking Bread” by Jean-Francois Millet

Realism Details

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“The Stonebreakers” by Gustave Courbet

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“The Gleaners” byJean-Francois Millet

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