2. Direction: Read the statements on the slide. Write TRUE
if the statement is correct and FALSE if the statement is
untrue.
__________1. The word neoclassic came from the Greek
word neos meaning “new” and the Latin word “classicus”.
__________ 2. Jacques-Louis David is a renowned
French artist whose paintings were into nudes, portraits
and mythological creatures. FALSE
__________ 3. Napoleon Crossing the Alps is an artwork
of Jacques-Louis David. true
__________ 4. Jean-Auguste Dominique Ingres was a
student of J. David. true
12. - Is the name given to the
Western movements in the
decorative and visual arts.
-it applies to literature, theater,
music, and architecture that
draw inspiration from the
classical art and culture of
Ancient Greece and Ancient
Rome.
Neoclassicism
13. Neoclassical art pieces such as
paintings, sculpture, and
architecture generally portrayed
Roman history which elevated
the Roman heroes.
14. use of diagonals show the
apex of emotion/moment
(versus a regular moment).
Rebirth of Roman History
Formal composition
Characteristics:
22. - French painter
- pre-eminent painter of
the era
- His subjects of painting
are more on history
Jacques-Louis David
1748-1825
23. Famous Artworks:
The Death of Marat
-shows the
portrayal of a
revolutionary
martyr. This is a
painting of the
murdered French
revolutionary
leader Jean-Paul
Marat
24. Famous Artworks:
Napoleon Crossing the Alps
-showed a strongly
idealized view of
the real crossing
that Napoleon and
his army made
across the Alps
through the Great
St. Bernard Pass in
May 1800.
25. Famous Artworks:
Oath of the Horatii
-depicts a scene from
a Roman legend
about the dispute
between Rome and
Alba Longa. The 3
brothers, all of whom
appear willing to
sacrifice their lives for
the good of Rome,
are shown saluting
their father who
holds their swords
out for them.
26. -influenced by Italian Renaissance
painters
- His paintings were usually nudes,
portraits, and mythological
themes.
- One of the great exemplars of
academic art and one of the finest
Old Masters of his era.
Jean-Auguste-Dominique
Ingres
1780-1867 -France
27. - depicts Napoleon in his
decadent coronation costume,
seated on his golden-encrusted
throne, hand resting upon
smooth ivory balls. During his
reign, the painting was owned
by the Corps Legislatif which
was a part of the French
Legislature. The painting was
believed to be commissioned
by Napoleon as King of Italy.
Famous Artworks:
Portrait of Napoleon on the Imperial Throne
28. -The painting was a
state-commission by
Charles X to have
him remembered in
the building works
of the Louvre. The
painting depicts an
image of Homer,
receiving to brilliant
men of Rome,
Greece and
contemporary
times.
Famous Artworks:
The Apotheosis of Homer
43. NEOCLASSICAL
SCULPTURES
-One of the great ages of public
sculpture. Artists looked to
Roman styles during the time of
Alexander the Great for
inspiration as well as to mimic
44. Antonio Canova
(1752- 1822) Italy
-was a prolific Italian sculptor
who became famous for his
marble sculptures that delicately
rendered nude flesh. He opened
the idea for portraying discrete
sexual pleasures by using pure
contours with his mythological
compositions.
49. Famous Artworks:
LION OF LUCERNE
- a sculpture of a dying
lion in Lucerne,
Switzerland that
commemorates the
Swiss Guards who were
massacred in 1792
during the French
Revolution.
56. PALLADIAN
• based onAndrea Palladio's style of VILLA
CONSTRUCTION
• features balustre which has vertical support
known as balusters or spindles
• known as palladian style architect is Robert
Adam (1728-1792; Britain) who designed
thw two well-known American civic
buildings. The White House and the
United States Capitol.
59. CLASSIC BLOCK STYLE
• features rectangular or square plan with a flat roof and
exterior rich in classical detail
• The exterior features a repeated classical pattern or
series of archs and columns with overall impression
of huge,classically decorated rectangular blocks
• This style flourished in the United States, particularly
in New York.
• famous architectural style as follows: