neoclassical characteristics
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Neoclassical Characteristics. Emphasis upon objective reason and forethought Love of classical literature and literary forms Controlled, restrained writing dealing with expected, typical, and familiar topics Objects arranged in a balanced and symmetrical pattern Love of the city and industry. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Neoclassical CharacteristicsNeoclassical Characteristics
• Emphasis upon objective reason and Emphasis upon objective reason and forethoughtforethought
• Love of classical literature and literary Love of classical literature and literary formsforms
• Controlled, restrained writing dealing with Controlled, restrained writing dealing with expected, typical, and familiar topicsexpected, typical, and familiar topics
• Objects arranged in a balanced and Objects arranged in a balanced and symmetrical patternsymmetrical pattern
• Love of the city and industryLove of the city and industry
The Romantic MovementThe Romantic Movement
BackgroundBackground
• Eighteenth Century 1798-1832 (later Eighteenth Century 1798-1832 (later moved to US called Transcendentalism)moved to US called Transcendentalism)
• Time of Revolution-particularly the French Time of Revolution-particularly the French Revolution proved influential to the artists Revolution proved influential to the artists of the period. of the period.
• Romanticism reacted negatively to the Romanticism reacted negatively to the excesses of industrialism-ludditeexcesses of industrialism-luddite
• Reaction against Neoclassicism with the Reaction against Neoclassicism with the respect for rules, the individual’s place in respect for rules, the individual’s place in society, veneration of Greek and Roman society, veneration of Greek and Roman traditionstraditions
Romantic CharacteristicsRomantic Characteristics
• Emphasis upon subjective emotion and Emphasis upon subjective emotion and spontaneityspontaneity
• Love of one’s own national literature and Love of one’s own national literature and literary formsliterary forms
• Wild, exuberant writing dealing with Wild, exuberant writing dealing with unexpected, exotic, and foreign topicsunexpected, exotic, and foreign topics
• Objects contrasted with each other and Objects contrasted with each other and arranged asymmetricallyarranged asymmetrically
• Love of the country and natureLove of the country and nature
Ferdinand IV Angelica Kauffmann
Views of Modern Rome, 18th CenturyViews of Modern Rome, 18th Centuryby Giovanni Paolo Panniniby Giovanni Paolo Pannini
Abelard Abelard Soliciting the Soliciting the Hand of Hand of HeloiseHeloise
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Jacques-Louis Jacques-Louis David David
Joseph-Marie Vien
Tennis Court OathTennis Court Oath
Joseph-Marie VienJoseph-Marie Vien
Bust of Napoleon by Antonio Canova
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Landscape with Sunrise over a RiverLandscape with Sunrise over a River
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Tours; Tours; SunsetSunsetJ.M.W. J.M.W. TurnerTurner
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Samuel PalmerSamuel Palmer
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Samuel PalmerSamuel Palmer
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Themes of RomanticismThemes of Romanticism
• Love of nature in all of its aspectsLove of nature in all of its aspects• Concern and sympathy for common peopleConcern and sympathy for common people• Interest in the world of imagination especially the Interest in the world of imagination especially the
supernaturalsupernatural• Rebellion against any form of tyrannical controlRebellion against any form of tyrannical control• Interest in past legends, especially the medieval and Interest in past legends, especially the medieval and
primitive (hermits)primitive (hermits)• Involvement with the lonely and melancholic, Involvement with the lonely and melancholic,
especially in the contemplation of eventual death and especially in the contemplation of eventual death and dissolutiondissolution
• A focus on individual feelings not intellectA focus on individual feelings not intellect• An interest in childhoodAn interest in childhood
The Legacy of Romanticism:The Legacy of Romanticism:
• Gothic, Horror, Fantasy, Sci-FriGothic, Horror, Fantasy, Sci-Fri
• Environmental awarenessEnvironmental awareness
• EmotionsEmotions
• Appreciation of the common manAppreciation of the common man