This document discusses several major world expositions from the 19th and 20th centuries including the 1851 Great Exhibition in London's Crystal Palace, the 1889 Exposition Universelle in Paris featuring a Village Nègre, and the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago which introduced the Ferris Wheel. It also mentions the 2000 Expo in Hanover and the 2010 Expo in Shanghai. The document then discusses French art in the 19th century, including the influence of the Academie des Beaux-Arts, the Realism movement led by Courbet, and the emergence of Impressionism with Monet focusing on capturing color and light.

1. Lewis Caroll Alice in Wunderland Jules Vernes 20.000 mijlen onder de zee Mary Shelley ‘Frankenstein’ Robert Louis Stevenson ‘ The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’

2. Londen 1851 “ Great Exhibition of the world industry of all nations” “ Christal Palace”

3. Parijs 1889 “ Exposition Universelle” “ Village nègre”

4. Chicago 1893 “ World Fair” Ferris Wheel

5. Hanover EXPO 2000 “ A new world arising ” MVRDV

6. Shanghai EXPO 2010 “ Better City, Better Life” John Körmeling

7. Chicago 1893 “ World Fair” Franse schilderkunst bepaald door de Academie des Beaux-Arts

8. de Academie des Beaux-Arts De kunst van de Salon Rafaël (Renaissence) Poussin (Klassisme) Rubens (Barok)

10. Millet de school van Barbizon Schilderen “en plein air”

11. “ la Bohème” “Le Realisme, G. Courbet” Verisme, Verdi (fragment 12)

12. Manet “bourgeoisie” “ Dandy” “ Salon de Refuses” Emile Zola Naturalisme

13. Monet “ Impressionisme” Kleur en licht als onderwerp Debussy “Prelude a l’apres-midi d’un faune” (fragment 13)