This document provides information on various 18th and 19th century painters, sculptors, and architects. It describes Raphael's fresco "Parnassus" and paintings by Angelica Kauffman and Jacques-Louis David. For sculptors it discusses works by Jean-Antoine Houdon, John Flaxman, and Antonio Canova. Important architectural works mentioned include the University of Virginia designed by Thomas Jefferson, the US Capitol Building attributed to William Thornton, and the Petit Trianon designed by Ange-Jacques Gabriel. The document is presented by a group of students and includes references for further information.

1. your face looks familiar
Activity 3:
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2. Painters

3. anton raphael mengs
(1728-1779)
Parnassus
The Parnassus is a fresco painting by
the Italian High Renaissance artist
Raphael in the Raphael Rooms, in
the Palace of the Vatican in Rome,
painted at the commission of Pope
Julius II.

4. angelica kauffman
(1741 - 1807)
Self-portrait of the Artist
hesitating between the Arts of
Music and Painting
There was a point in Kauffman’s
career when it seemed as though
she was destined to become a
musician.

5. Love and Psyche or Cupid and
Psyche is an 1817 painting by
Jacques-Louis David. It was produced
during David's exile in Brussels, for
the patron and collector Gian
Battista Sommariva.
Jacques-Louis David
(1748-1825)
Love and Psyche

6. Sculptors

7. Jean-antoine houdon (1741-1828)
L’Écorché
A life-size sculpture of a flayed man. As he
stands with his left foot forward and right
leg slightly bent, his entire muscular
system is exposed, and his right hand is
up and stretching out in an almost
therapeutic motion.

8. JOHN FLAXMAN (1755-1826)
THE FURY OF ATHAMAS
A massive white marble group
showing the dramatic conclusion of
an event from Ovid's Metamorphoses
in which Hera exacts revenge on Ino
and her husband, King of Boeotia,
Athamas .

9. antonio canova (1757-1822)
psyche revived by cupid's kiss
A marble sculpture depicting
mythological lovers in a state of deep
emotion, symbolic of the Romantic
movement's emergence.

10. architects

11. The University of Virginia is a public
research university in Charlottesville,
Virginia, founded in 1819 by
Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826). It is
the flagship university of Virginia and
home to the Academical Village, a
UNESCO World Heritage Site.
University of
Virginia

12. us capitol
building
The US Capitol Building is one of
America's most recognizable
structures and is a fine example of
Neoclassical architecture from the
nineteenth century. Its most known
architect is one of America's early
architects, William Thornton
(1759-1828).

13. The Petit Trianon is a Neoclassical
style château in Versailles, France,
within the grounds of the Palace of
Versailles. The King's first architect,
Ange-Jacques Gabriel (1698-1782),
designed a pavilion large enough for
him and part of his entourage to
dwell in.
the petit trianon

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15. https://study.com/academy/lesson/american-neoclassical-architecture-
characteristics-
examples.html#:~:text=Perhaps%20the%20most%20famous%20example,i
t%20became%20a%20national%20aesthetic.
https://en.chateauversailles.fr/discover/estate/estate-trianon/petit-
trianon#the-ground-floor
http://www.visual-arts-cork.com/history-of-art/neoclassical-
architecture.htm
https://www.theartstory.org/artist/kauffman-angelica/
https://www.theartstory.org/artist/david-jacques-louis/
https://www.theartstory.org/artist/mengs-anton-raphael/
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