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    1. NEOCLASSICAL ART Revision
    2. Introduction
      • It flourished in Europe and North America from mid to end of 18th century
      • They sought to replace the frivolity of the Rococo with a style logical and solemn
      • It was the official art of the revolutions
      • It has a deep moral sense .
    3. Architecture
      • The model was Rome (because Herculaneum, Pompeii and Athens were not discovered
      • New archaeological finds extended architecture’s formal vocabulary
      • This style is known as Adam style (Britain) , Revival (US)
    4. Architecture
      • Architects and works:
        • Ledoux
        • Percier and Fontaine: triumphal arches in Paris
        • Robert Adam
        • Schinkel
        • Bulfinch: US Capitol, Monticello
    5. Sculpture
      • Less revolutionary impact due to the influence of Classicism during Renaissance
      • Sculptors avoided dramatic twisting poses
      • Coloured marble is not used
      • Idealized forms carved from white marble
    6. Sculpture
      • Canova:
        • His works have exquisite finishing and near resemblance to real life
        • Images are attractive, full of grace, elegant
        • Men deficient in dignity
        • Female faces pleasing
        • He enjoyed a high reputation even if his works can not compete with those of the big sculptors of other periods
        • Works: Apollo and Psyche, The Three Graces
    7. Sculpture
      • Thorvaldsen:
        • Danish sculptor, one of the biggest representatives of Neoclassical period
        • He embodied the style of classical Greek
        • Motives taken from Greek mythology
        • Portraits of important personalities
        • Works: Mary Magdalene, Zeus and Ganymede, Pope Pius VII.
    8. Painting
      • Centred in Rome, where painters met around the German art historian Winckelmann
      • Compositions are more simple than Baroque
      • Subjects inspired in mythology
      • Solemn and austere theme and treatments, and archaeologically correct in details
    9. Painting
      • Painters began to emulate the flat, silhouetted figures of Greek vase painting
      • The style was successful and imitated
      • Some approaches are just two-dimensional
    10. Painting
      • Jacques-Louis David:
        • Supporter of the French Revolution
        • He used grand manners in his early work
        • He directed the Academe
        • He produced numerous propaganda exercises
        • Works: The Oath of the Horatii, Death of Marat, the Oath of the Tennis Court
    11. Painting
      • Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres:
        • It is responsive to clothing and the postures dictated by costume
        • Lacked of spontaneity
        • Mannered and too finished work
        • Portraits in which linked realism with abstraction
        • Sought for perfectionism
    12. Painting
        • Portraits of women considered implying a sexual submissiveness
        • He depicted nudes
        • Influence of the exotic (harem)
        • Refined erotic images with women full of carnal presence
        • Works: The Big Bather, the Odalisque, the Turkish Bath

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