RomanticismA reaction against the cold rationality of enlightenment thought and the classical, tidy themes of neoclassical art. Powerful emotional scenes.
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Distorted figures, dramatic scenes. Emerged during renaissance.
Neoclassical artemphasis on simplicity, symmetry, and order, and its use of historical themes and subject matter. Emerged in the 1700s - 1800s as a reaction to the upheaval of the enlightenment.
Southern Renaissance artFocus on hyper realism and perspective, humanism, and classical themes.
Pastel colors, asymmetry, movement and curved, organic lines. Emerged in 1700s France, heavily influenced by baroque art
Northern renaissance art
Northern renaissance artFocus on realism, and everyday life, with more religious themes.
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Baroque artExtravagant, intricate, emotional. Emerged during catholic reformation while the church was trying to regain influence.
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RomanticismA reaction against the cold rationality of enlightenment thought and the classical, tidy themes of neoclassical art. Powerful emotional scenes.
Southern Renaissance artFocus on hyper realism and perspective, humanism, and classical themes.
Mannerism
Rococo artPastel colors, asymmetry, movement and curved, organic lines. Emerged in 1700s France, heavily influenced by baroque art
emphasis on simplicity, symmetry, and order, and its use of historical themes and subject matter. Emerged in the 1700s - 1800s as a reaction to the upheaval of the enlightenment.