Arts

• Romanticism - was a movement in which the artist of neoclassical sought to break new ground in expression of emotion
• Romanticism - Embraced a number of distinct themes such as a longing for history, supernatural elements, social justice, and nature
• Landscape painting - becomes popular due to the people's romantic adoration of nature
• Romanticism - was a reaction to the classical, contemplative nature of neoclassical piece
• The Paintings of romantic period gave more emphasis on emotions and feelings.
• Franz Louis Theodore gericault - first french painter and master of french schools

  • Pioneer of romanticism
• Lithography - used of a stone as a scratch or sketch
• Raft of Medusa - portrays the victim of contemporary shipwreck

  • Best work of gericault
• Charging chasseur - revealed the influence of the style of Ruben and an interest in the depiction
• Insane woman - mad. Of mentally disabed
• Eugene Delacroix - greatest french romantic painter of all

  • Achieved brilliant visual effects using small, adjacent strokes of contrasting color
  • Most influential to most of romantic painter
  • Leader of french romantic schools
  • His technique was extended by the impressionist artist
• Liberty leading the people - commorates the July revolution of 1830
• Francisco Goya - commissioned romantic painter by the king of Spain
• Francisco Goya - a print maker regarded both as the last of old master and the first of the moderns
• The third of may - sought to commemorate Spanish resistance army
• Saturn devouring his son - depicts Greek mythology titan Cronus (Saturn)
• Burial of sardine - Spanish ceremony celebrated on ash wednesday
• Landscape painting - depicts the physical world that surround us and include feature as nature
• Sky - most important element

  • It shapes the mood the landscape
• Theodore Rousseau - pioneer of barizon school
• Jean Baptiste camine Corot - french landscape and portrait painter
• Roman sculpture - concern about the human world and about natural world
• Romantic sculpture - more on realism
• Francois rude - known for his social art which aim to inspire and capture the interest of a broad public
• Francois rude - rejected the classical repose of the late 18th and early 19th
• Jean Louis Theodore gericault arts:

  • Raft of Medusa
  • Charging chasseur
  • Insane woman
• Arts of Francisco Goya:

  • Saturn devouring his son
  • Burial of sardine
  • The third of may
• Antoine Louis barye - famous animal sculptor in his time

  • Studied anatomy of his subject by sketching residents of Paris zoo
• Gothic - relating to goths or their extinct east Germanic language

  • Language of goths
• Gothic architectures - known for features like pointed arches, ribbed vauts, and flying buttresses
• Referred as victorian gothic or neo gothic
• Gothic architecture - wanted to revives medieval styles of architecture
• Strawberry hill - first style of gothic revival architecture
• Horace Walpole - one of the first architects to show the ideas of gothic revival
• Bricks and stone were commonly used in gothic revival
• Gothic revival was commonly used in churches
• Charles bary - rebuilt the palace of Westminster (houses of Parliament )
• James renwick - one of the most successful American architects
• Renwick created the Patrick's cathedral
• Theater - a place where people gather to watch a performance

  • Began from myth, ritual, and ceremony
  • It will be only a true theater if the audience witness it