Final Review

Italian Northern Rococo Neoclassicism Romanticism Modernism

Baroque Baroque

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200 200 200 200 200 200

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Baroque in Italy and Spain 100: what 2 artists reflect the century’s old dichotomy of design and
100: Explain the counter reformation color, in the 19th century hint: neoclassicist, and a romanticist.
200: Explain how Caravaggio functioned as a quintessential Counter- 200: why was courbet’s work so innovative?
reformation artist 300: explain the importance of the raft of the medusa.
300: What creature appears on the Coat of Arms of the Barberini  
Family? Modernism
  100: How did Monet address light as it changed throughout the day
Northern Baroque 200: name one place to which Gauguin traveled
100: What 17th century political figure wrote a gardening pamphlet? 300: what renaissance painter did manet consistently reference in the
200: who was known for light coming through a window on the left 19th century?
hand side of his paintings? Hint: this person is known for popularizing  
the camera obscura.
300: explain the Medici cycle by Peter Paul Rubens
 
Rococo
100: what are the two definitions of “salon?”
200: explain the stylistic difference between the baroque and the
rococo.
300: explain the historical difference between the baroque and the
rococo
 
Neoclassicism
100: name 2 Enlightenment thinkers/philosophes/theorists.
200: What is special about the John Soane Museum in London?
300: what artist worked for both the democratic ideals of the French
revolution and the establishment of the empire of napoleon?
 
Caravaggio, 1570
Vincent van Gogh, 1888
Northern Baroque
Peter Paul Rubens
Medici Cycle
1623-1625
George Seurat, 1888
Courbet, 1857
Georges de la Tour, 1635-1640
Fragonard, 1765
Jacques Louis David, 1787
Gericault (Study for the Raft of the Medusa), 1818ish
Goya, 1797-1798
Frans Hals
1628-1630
Northern Baroque
Peter Paul Rubens
Medici Cycle
1623-1625