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CHAPTER 24 Revolution in the Arts

CHAPTER 24 Revolution in the Arts. Lesson 4 pp. 698-701. Types of Nationalist Movements (15 minutes). Directions: Using your PED research the term realpolitik and détente then answer the prompt below:

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CHAPTER 24 Revolution in the Arts

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  1. CHAPTER 24Revolution in the Arts Lesson 4 pp. 698-701

  2. Types of Nationalist Movements(15 minutes) Directions: Using your PED research the term realpolitik and détente then answer the prompt below: Connect to the foreign policy used by American president Richard M. Nixon during the Cold War.

  3. Romanticism: A movement in arts and ideasreflecting deep interest in nature and the thoughts and feelings of the individual. b) Ideas in Romanticism: Emphasized feelings, emotions, and imagination Glorified heroes and heroics Valued common people and the individual Promoted radical change and democracy Idealized the past as a simpler time Romantic Music Ludwig von Beethoven (Vienna, Austria) Ninth Symphony

  4. Romanticism in Literature • Frankenstein by Mary Shelley • Gothic horror stories became extremely popular in middle class homes • Plot: a monster created from body parts of corpses • Les Miserables and The Hunchback of Notre Dam by Victor Hugo • The struggles of an individual against a hostile society • Quasimodo – the hunchback • Esmeralda – gypsy girl • Claude Frollo – archdeacon and villain who wants Esmeralda • c) Story is a tragedy in Paris caused by peasants not understanding that Quasimodo was protecting Esmeralda.

  5. Realism in Literature Little Dorritt and Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens Story of London’s working class poor Monotonous life in a drab neighborhood Emile Zola It describes in detail the brutal struggle for wealth and power among all levels of French society. Vividly described and exposed the miseries of French workers leading to reforms in labor laws and working conditions.

  6. Realism in Photography and Motion Studies” • Daguerreotypes by Louis Daguerre • Photographs on glass plates • Realistic images of everyday life • Light Sensitive Paper by William Talbot • Special paper used to produce photographic negatives • Allowed photos to be produced in newspapers and magazines • c) Photography became the art of the new industrial age with its scientific, mechanical, and mass-produced features. • Eadweard Muybridge • Photographer • Motion studies of horses froze movements in a moment in time • Equipment led to the development of motion picture cameras • “The Horse in Motion” (1878) shot with 12 to 24 cameras

  7. Impressionism Art French painters used a perception in a moment of time instead of realism Artists like Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, and Renoir used this style. They often used water for its reflective qualities and they combined many colors in short strokes to create a shimmering effect.

  8. Title of Work of Art: Girl With a Watering Can Pierre-Auguste Renoir Subject Topic of Artwork Objects Describe people and objects Audience Who the artist wants to see it or impression he wants to make? Perspective Viewpoint of the artist Symbols What symbol(s) does artist use to portray an idea or group of people? Is it appropriate? Why or why not?

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