art production and artwork function

• were the movements that spread in western Europe and the united states during the rococo era, from the late 18th to 19th centuries

  neoclassical and romantic period
• were the movements that spread in western Europe and the united states during the rococo era, from the late 18th to 19th centuries


  rococo era from 18th to 19th century
• neos

  new
• classicus

  first class
• neoclassicism was also known as the

  age of enlightenment
• neoclassicism was inspired by

  ancient greece and rome
• neoclassical era sought to break new ground with both delicate and stormy presentation of sentiment.

  romanticism
• was also made popular because of the romantic adoration of nature by the inhabitants

  landscape painting
• was a reaction to the neoclassical pieces of historical contemplative nature

  romanticism
• these buildings were uncommon during the rennaisance as architects of the period focused mainly on appliying classical elements to churches and modern buildings like palazzos and villas

  temple style
• based on andrea palladio's style of villa construction. these buildings feature a ballustrade which is a railing with vertical supports along the edge of the roof

  Palladian style
• features a rectangular or square plan with a flat roof. was also known as beaux art style

  classical block style
• features a rectangular or square plan with a flat roof. was also known as beaux art style


  beaux art style
• refers to artworks made for intentional use

  motivated function of art
• refers to artworks that are integral to being human

  non-motivated function of art
• objects that function to make them physically comfortable

  physical function
• enhancing sense of identity

  social function
• to express personal feelings

  personal function
• to express spiritual beliefs

  spiritual function
• reinforcing education through symbols and signs

  educational function
• enhancing a sense of identity and ideological connection

  political function