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Humanities Schedule. Monday 18 –Neoclassical A rt ppt ./video Tuesday 19 – Finish video Wednesday 20 – Sub – Age of Enlightenment Reading Thursday 21 – Neoclassical Art Samples Friday 22 – Drama ppt. Monday – 25 – Modest proposal listening/ reflection
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Humanities Schedule • Monday 18 –Neoclassical Art ppt./video • Tuesday 19 – Finish video • Wednesday 20 – Sub – Age of Enlightenment Reading • Thursday 21 – Neoclassical Art Samples • Friday 22 – Drama ppt. • Monday – 25 – Modest proposal listening/reflection • Tuesday – 26 – Review Art and Music (if time) • Wednesday – 27 – Test • Thursday – 28 – Make-up test/Binder Check • Friday – 29 – ? – Spring Break!
Thomas Jefferson • Promoted Neo-Palladian style architect (Andrea Palladio – principles of classic Roman architecture) • Monticello • Capitol Building
Neoclassicism in visual art Get away from Baroque Purity of Roman art/idealism of Greek art Sharp colors Clean lines (no Sfumato) Chiaroscuro (less though) Use of perspective Look of artificial light, almost like the theatre
Jacques-Louis David • French • Inspired by Greeks and Romans • Many works were based on ancient history/mythology • Official artist of the French revolution/Napoleon’s court • Painted many portraits of revolutionary leaders • Created costumes to be worn by citizens of the republic • Later self exiled (Louis XVIII)
Watch the movie and… • Make note of the following: • David’s life (events growing up, family, where he grew up, injuries during a sword fight…) • Influences to his art and why he chose classical over Rococo • Political life and the roles he played (art and propaganda) • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PY2EqAKpKzg
Neoclassical Art Samples David and various others
When looking at the paintings by David… • I will tell you a brief description/historical relevance of each piece • You need to make notes of how they could be interpreted as propaganda for the revolution/Napoleon • Also make note of what they look like so you will be able to identify them on the test
Other examples of Neoclassical Art • The following slides are from various Neoclassical artists. Make sure you write the artist name and title
Jean-Baptiste Greuze The Village Bride
Jean-Baptiste-SiméonChardin The Soap Bubble
Élisabeth Louise Vigée-Lebrun Self-Portrait
AdélaideLabille-Guiard Self-Portrait with Two Pupils
Thomas Gainsborough Mrs. Richard BrinsleySheridan
Sir Joshua Reynolds Lady Sarah BunburySacrificing to the Graces
Charles Wilson Peale George Washington
Benjamin West The Death of General Wolfe
John Singleton Copley Portrait of Paul Revere
Jean-Antoine Houdon George Washington
Antonio Canova Paulene Borghese as Venus
Antonio Canova Cupid and Psyche
Horatio Greenough George Washington
Hiram Powers The Greek Slave
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres Grande Odalisque
Anne-Louis Trioson The Burial of Atala
Antoine-Jean Gros Napoleon at the Pesthouse at Jaffa