Neoclassical art was...

Made with the idea of perfection and reason

A simple elegant style of art taking themes from Greek+Roman

Jacques-Louis David, Jean Ingres

A late eighteenth century artistic movement that emerged in France. It soug

This painting is called

The intervention of the Sabine Women

Why is this an example of Rococo art?

It reflects shows happy nobles and children in the country.

contained features borrowed from Greeks & Romans

Was inspired by Greek and Roman models

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Rococo and Neoclassicism

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1
This artist is associated with Rococo painting
Joseph Wright of Derby
Jacques-Louis David
J.M.W. Turner
Jean-Honore Fragonard
2
Who popularized the Rococo style?
Madame de Pompadour
Vigee le Brun
Marie Antoinette
Louis XV
3
Neoclassical art was...
Fun and exciting
Sad and depressing
Made with the idea of perfection and reason
Not cool
4
Which of the following words best describes the subject matter of Neoclassical art?
Patroitism
Love
Drama
Pleasure
5
Neoclassical art was:
rigid, severe, and unemotional
emotional, individualistic
exotic, deeply felt, emotional
6
Which of these is a characteristic of the Rococo style?
Gold leaf
Intense emotions
Frivolous subject matter
Heavy figures
7
Neoclassical Art
A type of art that is strong and bright.
A simple elegant style of art taking themes from Greek+Roman
A simple elegant style of art taking themes from Russia
A type of art made with parallel lines
8
Which of the following is characteristic of Rococo art?
Soft edges, pastel colors
Varying shades of red and green
Black and white portraits
Harsh lines, dark colors
9
Neoclassical artwork showed
Bold Emotions
Use of chalk pastels
an International view
Logic and reason
10
Neoclassic Artist
Jacques-Louis David
John Constable
Jean Ingres
Eugene Delacroix
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Neoclassicism Art
William of Orange was one of the lords that ruled over various parts of the
Frederick William I, (r. 1713-1740), was the one who truly established Prus
This was the group of economists who believed that the wealth of a nation w
A late eighteenth century artistic movement that emerged in France. It soug
12
Describe Neoclassical art
Serious
Playful
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Where did Neoclassicism art draw its influence from?
Ancient democratic values
The Days of Jesus
The Romantic Movement
Ancient Republican Values
14
This painting is called
The intervention of the Sabine Women
The inception of Leonardo di Caprio
The intention of the Sabertooth Tiger
The invention of Sabrina Woman
15
Why is this an example of Rococo art?
The picture glorifies nature
It reflects shows happy nobles and children in the country.
The picture glorifies court life
The picture is ornate.
16
The Neoclassical style was a direct reaction against the Rococo style
True
False
17
Which of the following words is NOT associated with Rococo art?
Pink
Rational
Frlirty
Frivolous
18
The Swing by Jean-Honore Fragonard is similar to other Rococo paintings in that it:
innovative and experimental in painting techniques
is concerned with the classical ideals of Polykleitosis
uses a pastel palette
Uses tenebrism to sharply contrast dark and light
19
This painting shows
Mercury being disarmed by Neptune
Jupiter being disarmed by Saturn
Pluto being disarmed by Uranus
Mars being disarmed by Venus
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Neoclassical art
(1840-1870)
(1800-1850)
(1400-1600)
(1760-1830)
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Neoclassic art style
focused on dramatic & exotic subjects
contained features borrowed from Greeks & Romans
focused on bold and lively scenes
A art style that refers to art styles done after Impressionism
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6. Neoclassical Art
Fragonard was a relevant artist with works like The Swing
Was inspired by Greek and Roman models
Emerged during the first half of the 18th century
It was an aristocratic, courtly and refined art

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