This document provides an outline and overview of key figures, styles, and works from the Enlightenment period through the mid-19th century. It covers major artistic movements like Rococo, Neoclassicism, and Romanticism. Specific artists mentioned include Watteau, Fragonard, David, Goya, Delacroix, Turner, and more. The outline also notes important architectural works from this period like the Panthéon in France and the development of photography.

1. AP Art History
Note-taking Outline—Chapter 28
THE ENLIGHTENMENT AND ITS LEGACY: ART OF THE LATE 18TH THROUGH THE MID-19TH
CENTURY (Mnemonic: “Enlightenment and Revolution: Head vs. Heart”)
KEY VOCABULARY (not including artists’ names or works)
Rococo Age of Aristocracy Salon Culture
Fete galante “Poussanists” (classicists) “Rubenistes” (colorists)
Intrigue painting Enlightenment cast-iron
Rousseau Romanticism The Academy (France)
Satire history paintings neoclassicism
Herculaneum and Pompeii Napoleon/French Revolution Realism
SECTION I: ROCOCO (PAGES 797-804)
Figure #: Subject: Artist: Key Concept:
28-3 L’indifférent Watteau Rococo color 1716
28-4 Return from Cythera Watteau Arcadian 1717-1719

2. Figure #: Subject: Artist: Key Concept:
28-5 Cupid a Captive Boucher Rococo 1754
28-6 The Swing Fragonard Rococo intrigue 1766
SECTION II: ENLIGHTENMENT (PAGES 804-814)
28-9 A Philosopher Derby “Natural” England 1763-1765

3. Figure #: Subject: Artist: Key Concept:
28-10 Coalbrookedale Darby III 1st Iron Bridge 1776-79
28-13 Self-Portrait Vigee-Lebrun Nature 1790
28-14 Breakfast Scene Hogarth English satire 1745

4. Figure #: Subject: Artist: Key Concept:
28-15 Mrs. Sheridan Gainsborough English colorist 1787
28-17 Death of General Wolfe Benjamin West Neoclassic/history 1771
28-18 Paul Revere Copley American portraits 1768-1770

5. Figure #: Subject: Artist: Key Concept:
28-19 Basin of San Marco Canaletto “Natural” in Italy 1740
SECTION III: NEOCLASSICISM (PAGES 814-827)
28-20 Cornelia Presenting Her Children Kauffmann Neoclassical style 1785
28-21 Oath of Horatii David Neoclassic theme 1784

6. Figure #: Subject: Artist: Key Concept:
28-22 Death of Marat David Revolution 1793
28-23 Coronation of Napoleon David Neoclassic royalty 1805-1808
28-24 Panthéon (France) Soufflot Neoclassic 1755-1792
Figure #: Subject: Artist: Key Concept:

7. 28-25 La Madeleine Vignon Neoclassic 1807-1842
28-27 Chiswick House Boyle Neoclassic English begun 1725
28-31 Monticello Jefferson American 1770-1806
Figure #: Subject: Artist: Key Concept:

8. 28-32 Capitol, Washington D.C. Latrobe Neoclassic 1803-1807
28-37 Grande Odalisque Ingres Romantic 1814
SECTION IV: ROMANTICISM (PAGES 827-843)
28-40 Ancient of Days Blake English mystic 1794
Figure #: Subject: Artist: Key Concept:

9. 28-41 Sleep of Reason Goya Dark romanticism 1798
28-43 Third of May Goya Spanish politics 1814-1815
28-45 Raft of Medusa Gericault Romantic colorist 1818-1819
Figure #: Subject: Artist: Key Concept:
28-47 Death of Sardanapalus Delacroix Romantic 1826

10. 28-50 La Marseillaise Rudé Romantic 1833-36
28-53 The Haywain Constable English landscape 1821
Figure #: Subject: Artist: Key Concept:
28-54 The Slave Ship Turner English colorist 1840

11. 28-55 The Oxbow Cole American 1836
28-56 Sierra Nevada Bierstadt Romanticized 1868
SECTION V: REVIVALIST ARCHITECTURE AND PHOTOGRAPHY (PAGES
843-850)

12. Figure #: Subject: Artist: Key Concept:
28-58 Houses of Parliament Barry Revivalist (Gothic) 1835
28-61 Bibliothèque Labrouste Iron in architecture 1843-1850
28-62 Crystal Palace Paxton Iron and glass 1850-1851
Figure #: Subject: Artist: Key Concept:
28-63 Draped Model Durieu and Delacroix Photography 1854

13. 28-64 Still Life Daguerre Daguerreotypes 1837
28-66 Photo of Delacroix Nadar Photo portrait 1855