Ch.28, Rococo, art history, ap

1. Ch. 28 - The Rococo French ro caille – pebble or shell Baro cco – baroque

3. Fragonard – The Swing -1766 Flowers and figures dominate the setting Colors are not thick or richly painted Made for private display

4. Cuvillies – Hall of Mirrors

5. Neumann – Church of the 14 Saints -1743

6. Watteau – The Return from Cythera -1717

8. Hunter – Child in Womb - 1774

9. Joesph Wright of Derby – A Philosopher Giving a Lecture at a Orrery - 1763

12. Greuze – The Village Bride - 1761

13. Vigee – Lebrun – Self Portrait 1790 Inspired by Rubens Light Rococo touch to the coloring

14. Peter Paul Rubens

15. English Painters & The Enlightment

16. Hogarth – Breakfast Scene - 1745 Reaction against Rococo themes: simple, honest, unaffected, people in natural settings/jobs elimination of ornament direct plain moral genre painting lower classes, non-aristocrats portrayed

19. Reynolds - Lord Heathfield -1787

23. Benjamin West – The Death of General Wolfe - 1771

24. Copley – Portrait of Paul Revere -1768

27. David – Oath of the Horatti - 1784 -Story of three Roman Brothers ( the Horatti who do battle with the other brothers the Curiatti) -Exemplum virtutis -Tripartite composition

28. David – The Death of Marat -1793

29. David – The Coronation of Napoleon - 1805

30. Jefferson – Monticello -1770 Symmetrical interior design Tall French doors and windows Inspired by Roman ruins in France

31. Pauline Borghese as Venus -1808