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Art Notes
Renaissance (1300-1500) § Dimensions of nature § Rebirth § Science -> technology § Discoveries beyond Europe § Paint more naturally-> using perspective /_\ (triangle) § Illusion of space § Art was based on the visual world § Art was based on mathematical physics § Earth was no longer thought to be the centre of the Universe § Metallurgy and exploration of the world § Camera Obscura-> image upside-down through light and an aid to painting § Mathematical theories can explain all human experience Baroque (1580-1750) § Reaction to Mannerism and a departure from the Classical values of the Renaissance § Grandiose quality, extravagant and ornate § Contained dramatic theatrical effects and illusion § Contained dramatic theatrical effects and illusion § Effect of light -> emphasis on space, volume, movement and illusion § Theatrical, dynamic and emotional § Most art had been connected with religion and classical antiquity, but now artists were commissioned to produce work also for luxury-loving European kings, emperors, princes and rich merchants. § EG- Judith and Holofernes Rococo (1700-1790) § Born in Paris § Flippant, light-hearted, trivial, pretty, gay, frivolous § Emphasised a linear quality and an excess of motifs based on flowers, and foliage, shells, scrolls and ribbons. § Rhythmical compositions in a festive mood set in classical landscapes § Decorative and nonfunctional. Romanticism (1800-1900) and Neo-Classicism (1780-1840) § Neoclassicism was a revival of classic antiquity, drawing inspiration from ancient Rome and Greece and other tales of heroism. § Romanticism not a st... Please login to view comments from other users.
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