The document discusses the artistic styles of Rococo and Neoclassicism that were prominent in 18th century Europe. It provides examples of paintings and architecture from the Rococo period characterized by fanciful, playful styles with pastel colors and delicate forms. Examples of Neoclassicism are also given, characterized by a return to classical Greek and Roman styles with emphasis on rationality, balance and proportion. Specific Spanish architects and their works from this period are discussed, including buildings in the town of Burgo de Osma inspired by Sabatini and influenced by classical Greek architecture.
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1. Rococo and Neoclassicism
18TH CENTURY EUROPE
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2. Rococo and Neoclassicism
18th Century Europe
Saladim in Jerusalem, Fragonard
Aurora, Fragonard
Bonaparte Crossing the St. Bernard Pass. David
Intervention of The Sabine
Women. David
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3. Before we start: Neoclassical o Rococo?
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4. BRITISH MUSEUM. Robert Smirke. London
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10. Oath of the Horatii, Jacques-Louis David,
The swing. Fragonard
1. According to your understanding of the test, which of the two is the neoclassical
painting?
2. To which style does the other one belong?
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11. Balthasar Neumann and others. Kaisersaal, the
Residenz. Weisburg, Germany. 1719-1744.
Vignon -La Madeleine Paris
CONTRAPOSITIONS
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12. The Rococo - 1700-1750
• “Rococo” derived from
rocaille, (pebble or shell) and
barocco.
• Refined, fanciful, and often
playful style, fashionable in
France at turn of century,
spread thru Europe in 18th
century
• Pastel colors, delicately curving
forms, dainty figures, light
hearted
• Reaction against rigidity and
solemnity of 17th century court
The Swing, Fragonard, 1766
Resemble. Se asemeja, se parece
Fanciful. Imaginativo, extravagante
Playful. Juguetón, bromista
Dainty. Refinadas. Refinadas
Light hearted. Desenfadado
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13. ROCOCÓ Enmanuel Heré de Corny.
Plaza Stanislas de Nancy (Francia) - Detalle.
1752-55.
Rococo Architecture
•Exterior: undulating forms in complex
curved shapes
•Dynamic and moving spatial
environment
•No empty spaces
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14. POPPELMANN : Swinger de Dresde
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ROCOCÓ
15. POPPELMANN : Swinger de Dresde
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16. Church of the Vierzenheiligen
StaffelStein, Germany
Johann Balthasar Neumann
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ROCOCÓ
17. François Boucher - Diana Resting After Her Bath
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ROCOCÓ
18. GAINSBOROUGH. Mr and Mrs Andrews
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ROCOCÓ
19. GAINSBOROUGH - The Morning Walk
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ROCOCÓ
24. Signboard of Gersaint, Jean Antoine Watteau 1721
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ROCOCÓ
25. The Meeting, Jean H.
Fragonard,
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26. Jean Honoré Fragonard, La
coquette fixée (The
Fascinated Coquette),
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27. Neoclassicism
• Neoclassicism comprised a return to the classical
models, literary styles, and values of ancient
Greek and Roman authors.
• Neoclassicism refers to a broad tendency in
literature and art enduring from 1750 until
around 1800.
• The Classical values: the neoclassicists emphasis
upon the classical values of objectivity,
impersonality, rationality, decorum, balance,
harmony, proportion, and moderation.
• http://www.slideshare.net/gsill/greek-art-and-architect
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48. Madrazo
La muerte de Viriato 1806-7
•Un tema histórico
•La importancia de dibujar
antes
de pintar
•Los colores no son
importantes
•Las figuras son como
esculturas
porque no existían
pinturas del
periodo clásico
•Una pintura lineal
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What’s
this?
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It was built under the patronage of Carlos III
(like the Palafox Chapel and the old Hospice)
with drawings of Sabatini and direction of
works by Bernasconi in 1787)
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It was built under the
patronage of Charles III
and the bishop Eleta with
planes of Bernasconi
( 1785-1790)
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What’s
this?
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Where was Sabatini inspired?
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ANDREA FUENTES
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century?qid=443e1503-1f3b-4b6d-822f-
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History social science. C. Echevarría y otros. Edt. Anaya
Editor's Notes
Based on the text above and the paintings in the blackboard, answer the following questions: look at your sheet.(2012-13)
Resemble. Se asemeja, se parece
Fanciful.Imaginativo, extravagante
Playful. Juguetón, bromista
Dainty. Refinadas. Refinadas
Light hearted. Desenfadado
The Signboard of Gersaint . “panel de anuncio” del comercio de su amigo el marchante Gersaint, en cuya casa, Watteau, estando enfermo, pintó el cuadro en sólo ocho días.
Broad. General, amplio.
Enduring. Perdurable
Artist: Jacques-Louis David
Title: Oath of the Horatii
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 10'8¼" X 14' (3.26 X 4.27 m)
Date: 1784–85
Source/ Museum: Musée du Louvre, Paris
Artist: Jacques-Louis David
Title: Death of Marat
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 5'5" X 4'2½" (1.65 X 1.28 m)
Date: 1793
Source/ Museum: Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts de Belgique, Brussels
Artist: Jacques-Louis David
Title: Napoleon Crossing The Saint-Bernard
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 8'11" X 7'7" (2.7 X 2.3 m)
Date: 1800–1801
Source/ Museum: Musée National du Château de la Malmaison, Rueil-Malmaison
Zeus elige a Paris para dar la manzana de oro a la diosa más bella. Cada una de las diosas pretendió convencer al improvisado juez, intentando incluso sobornarlo. La diosa Hera, esposa de Zeus, le ofreció todo el poder que pudiera desear, o, también, el título de Emperador de Asia; Atenea, diosa de la inteligencia, además de serlo de la guerra, le ofreció la sabiduría o, según otras versiones, la posibilidad de vencer todas las batallas a las que se presentase; Afrodita, le ofreció el amor de la más bella mujer del mundo. Se distinguen varias versiones sobre la desnudez o no de las diosas: una primera que indica que todas se desnudaron para mostrar así su belleza al mortal; una segunda que indica que únicamente lo realizó Afrodita para demostrar así su belleza y por ello ganó; y una última que niega esta posibilidad del desnudo de las diosas.Paris se decidió finalmente por Afrodita, y su decisión hubo de traer graves consecuencias para su pueblo, ya que la hermosa mujer por la que Afrodita hizo crecer el amor en el pecho de Paris, era Helena, la esposa del rey de Esparta, Menelao; en ocasión del paso de Paris por las tierras de este rey, y después de haber estado una noche en su palacio, Paris raptó a la bella Helena y se la llevó a Troya.