BYU IHUM 202 final ACTUAL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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NeoClassicism Focus on balance, harmony, proportion, stability, rationality, Return to Virtue, The
Republic is nobler than a monarchy, Idealized vision of Greek and Roman
civilization
Jacques Louis-David Influential French painter, Neo-Classical style, painted oath of the horatii
, Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military and political leader who rose to prominence during the
latter stages of the French Revolution and its associated wars in Europe.
Ingres French Neo-classical painter, painted Napoleon on his throne, student of David
Girodet Female Neoclassical painter who painted Bellay asking the people of France to
abolish slavery
Canova Neoclassical sculptor who portrayed Napoleon and his sister in the nude
Pantheon, Paris Neoclassical architecture, church dedicated to St. Genevieve, architect was
Soufflet
Thomas Jefferson & Monticello Based Monticello on Roman Revival (popular in France, where he'd been serving),
Works with Major Pierre Charles L'Enfant in designing the capital city, He was
called the "Father of our National Architecture," felt he had "a favorable
opportunity of introducing into the state an example of architecture in the classic
style of antiquity
Romanticism Sentimentality, melancholy, longing, triumph, joy recognizing the tumultuous
power of human emotion and imagination
Schlegel coined the term Romanticism, defined romanticism as the common cultural
ground of Europe
Kant the pleasure we derive from art is "disinterested satisfaction," contemplating
beauty puts the mind into a state of free play
Wordsworth Romantic author, wrote many poems, wrote Tintern Abbey which embodies the
idea of the Romantic
Coleridge Romantic author, wrote Rime of the Ancient Mariner, defines Romanticism as a
voyage of discovery
Keats wrote the essence of Romantic poetry
Constable painted Romantic landscapes, used short brushstrokes, Londoners did not think
his paintings were finished
Turner Romantic painter-the earth and vegetation seem to dissolve in light-used water
colors, exotic and remote
Friedrich German Romantic painter, often solitary with figures in sublime landscapes
Emerson & Thoreau Romantic philosophers, great advocates of nature, Transcendental club and
Waldon Pond
Bourgeoisie Middle-class merchants, shopkeepers, and businessman
ANSWERS
NeoClassicism Focus on balance, harmony, proportion, stability, rationality, Return to Virtue, The
Republic is nobler than a monarchy, Idealized vision of Greek and Roman
civilization
Jacques Louis-David Influential French painter, Neo-Classical style, painted oath of the horatii
, Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military and political leader who rose to prominence during the
latter stages of the French Revolution and its associated wars in Europe.
Ingres French Neo-classical painter, painted Napoleon on his throne, student of David
Girodet Female Neoclassical painter who painted Bellay asking the people of France to
abolish slavery
Canova Neoclassical sculptor who portrayed Napoleon and his sister in the nude
Pantheon, Paris Neoclassical architecture, church dedicated to St. Genevieve, architect was
Soufflet
Thomas Jefferson & Monticello Based Monticello on Roman Revival (popular in France, where he'd been serving),
Works with Major Pierre Charles L'Enfant in designing the capital city, He was
called the "Father of our National Architecture," felt he had "a favorable
opportunity of introducing into the state an example of architecture in the classic
style of antiquity
Romanticism Sentimentality, melancholy, longing, triumph, joy recognizing the tumultuous
power of human emotion and imagination
Schlegel coined the term Romanticism, defined romanticism as the common cultural
ground of Europe
Kant the pleasure we derive from art is "disinterested satisfaction," contemplating
beauty puts the mind into a state of free play
Wordsworth Romantic author, wrote many poems, wrote Tintern Abbey which embodies the
idea of the Romantic
Coleridge Romantic author, wrote Rime of the Ancient Mariner, defines Romanticism as a
voyage of discovery
Keats wrote the essence of Romantic poetry
Constable painted Romantic landscapes, used short brushstrokes, Londoners did not think
his paintings were finished
Turner Romantic painter-the earth and vegetation seem to dissolve in light-used water
colors, exotic and remote
Friedrich German Romantic painter, often solitary with figures in sublime landscapes
Emerson & Thoreau Romantic philosophers, great advocates of nature, Transcendental club and
Waldon Pond
Bourgeoisie Middle-class merchants, shopkeepers, and businessman
