Western Art II 2
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- Isenheim Altarpiece
- Hagenauer and Grunewald. France. 1500, 1510-1515.
- Durer\'s Self-Portrait
- Durer, 1500. Note Christ-esque imagery
- The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
- Durer, 1497-1498. Woodcut print.
- Adam and Eve
- Durer. 1504. Engraving print.
- Death and the Matron
- Baldung. 1520-1525.
- term: Protestant Reformation
- A large breaking off of Christians from the Catholic Church, due to growing disparity between them
- term: Martin Luther
- One of the head figures of the Reformation movement, helped kickstart it with the list of things wrong with the church
- term: indulgences
- Confessionals where the church is paid to \"forgive\" sins
- Burial of Count Orgaz
- El Greco. 1586. Church of Santo Tome, Toledo, Spain.
- Garden of Earthly Delights
- Bosch. 1505-1515.
- Return of the Hunters
- Bruegel. 1565.
- term: grisaille
- A sort of grayscale style on the outside of an alterpiece
- St. Peter\'s Piazza
- Bernini, 1607-1626. Vatican, Rome.
- Baldacchino
- Bernini. 1624-1633. St. Peter\'s Basilica, Vatican, Rome.
- Bernini\'s David
- Bernini, 1623
- St. Teresa of Avila in Ecstasy
- Bernini, 1645-1652. Church of Santa Maria della Vitoria, Rome.
- term: Counter-Reformation
- The church countering the Reformation with TEH ARTZ AND TEH PROPAGANDAZ
- The Calling of St. Matthew
- Caravaggio, 1599-1600. Church of San Luigi dei Francesi, Rome.
- Susannah and the Elders
- Artemisia Gentileschi, 1610.
- term: Baroque
- A style notable for its dramatic lighting and theater-like staging for heightened effect, used as propaganda to get people to come back to the Catholic Church
- term: baldacchino
- a canopy-like thing
- term: tenebrism
- a strong spotlight effect
- Self-Portrait as the Allegory of Painting
- Gentileschi. 1630.
- Las Meninas (or The Maids of Honor)
- Velasquez. 1656.
- The Raising of the Cross
- Rubens. 1610-1611. Church of St. Walpurga, Antwerp, Belgium.
- Henry IV Receiving the Portrait of Marie de\'Medici
- Rubens. 1621-1625.
- Still Life with Flowers, Govlet, Dried Fruit, and Pretzels
- Clara Peeters. 1611. (pretzels were new at the time)
- Officers of the Haarlem Militia Company of St. Adrian
- Frans Hals. 1627.
- term: genre paintings
- Paintings depicting scenes of everyday life
- The Night Watch
- Rembrandt. 1642. Amsterdam.
- Three Crosses (First State)
- Rembrandt. 1653. Drypoint and etching.
- Woman Holding a Balance
- Vermeer. 1664. Vermeer known for depicting women doing mundane things as part of allegory.
- The Suitor\'s Visit
- Gerard ter Borch. 1658.
- Flower Still Life
- Rachel Ruysch. After 1700.
- Louis XIV
- Rigaud. 1701. Louis was fabulous.
- Hall of Mirrors
- Hardouin-Mansart and Le Brun. 1678. Palace of Versailles, Versailles, France.
- term: etching
- plate is coated with wax, carved in, and then dipped in acid
- term: drypoint
- sharp needle used to scratch shallow lines into an engraving plate
- Pilgrimage to the Island of Cythera
- Watteau. 1717. Rococo style
- Girl Reclining: Louise O\'Murphy
- Boucher. 1751.
- The Swing
- Fragonard. 1766. Rococo.
- Pauline Borghese as Venus
- Canova. 1808. Was originally on a rotating device.
- term: Rococo
- A bright, colorful style influenced by the rising middle class
- term: fete-galante
- elegant outdoor entertainment
- term: salons
- intimate fashionable gatherings for nobles to discuss things
- Cornelia Pointing to her Children as her Treasures
- Kauffmann. 1785. Neoclassical style.
- The Death of General Wolfe
- West. 1770. History painting that\'s not entirely accurate
- Portrat of Marie Antoinette with her Children
- Vigee-Lebrun. 1787. Propaganda.
- Oath of Horatii
- David. 1784-1785.
- term: Neoclassicism
- A return back to antiquity of roman and greek styles... /again/. Good lord.
- term: history painting
- A painting depicting an actual historical event. ... duh?
- term: Romanticism
- A style that relies on pure emotion
- Third of May, 1808
- Goya. 1814-1815.
- The Raft of the \"Medusa\"
- Gericault. 1818-1819.