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Rococo art began in the early 1700's around 1715 and ended 1790's in France. This art style was very playful, colorful, light, following patterns and fitting perfectly in with the themes Paris had at the moment . Rococo isn't focused too much on religion or heroic scenes it leans more into fantasy, and pleasure artist use lots of pastel colors , gardens and beautiful settings! -
La Camargo Dancing is a very playful and beautiful art piece, the group of men and women having a good time together, the couple dancing the girl with a beautiful teal colored dress is all very Rococo, its not too organized but it tells a story in a very delightful way. The setting being in a garden where the trees surround them yet still in a very elegant way.
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Neoclassical is an art style that started becoming popular in Europe in the late 1700s and early 1800s, it was mainly inspired in Ancient Greece and Rome. It's a bit of the opposite of Rococo its less colorful and more simple, balanced and structured. Way less focused on a decorative scenery instead favoring clarity and structure. This work often depicts heroic figures, historical events and classical myths presented in a calm controlled and idealized way. -
this art piece shows how rococo was used even mixed with religion making it more "aesthetic" or even charming by using the light colors and blended in clouds, Boucher isn't too focus on teaching a lesson or being to strict about he painting its ore so relaxed and dream like, the figures are elegant but not too clear which makes it all come together in a blurred beautiful way.
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This artwork is represents Rocco perfectly, it shows elegance and uses light fun colors, the clouds and the women floating on them is very dreamy and romantic looking. The way Jean uses scary and setting to make the artwork seem so calming and luring the animals surrounding the characters shows the comfortableness which is the focus, there's really no lesson to be told Jean adds an angel that makes us feel love and desire without being too specific
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The death of socrates is an example of Neoclassicism, He uses this painting to show a moral lesson not just a story. Jacques didn't focus on the chaos or emotion of Socrates he focused on the calm and clarity even as he's about to die. The themes of this painting Is about sacrifice and moral integrity, even though this is a tragic moment the message of Socrates confidence and acceptance is very loud he's stating by his principles until the end not letting fear take over.
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This artwork fits perfect into Neoclassicism because she turned a personal moment and turned it into a thoughtful deeper choice to be made in her artwork. It feels calm like she's taking her time to decide what she wants instead of rushing anything, the women look balanced in the painting like a classical scene giving it the neoclassicism we see. The main themes in this artwork are choice and virtue especially thinking of the Idea of choosing the right path in life.
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This artwork represents Neoclassicism art using a story from Ancient Rome history to teach a lesson. The figures in this painting look strong and Idealized like war heroes, even though the scene looks crowded there still structure and it looks carefully organized. Jacques is focusing on the good instead of the chaos and conflict, he focuses on the women stepping in to stop the fighting this gives the themes of unity and duty, rather than celebrating violence.
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Romanticism art began after Neoclassical art in the late 1800s to late 1900's throughout the Europe and United states. This art style went a different way for sure it focuses on romance, love, emotion, nature, imagination and intimacy. Romaticism art is meant to be more soothing, playful and enjoyable. Artist tend to highlight nature in this art style more, they make the people and interactions important but not the main focus like they do the nature or scenery surrounding them. -
This artwork represents Romanticism in a deeper way because it makes us focus on the nature and scenery instead of the people. The mood and storm in the painting almost gives you calmness feeling but still makes you wonder what else is going on further past the bridge, building and mountains. It feels and looks like a calm rainy day making this scene almost feel perfect and romantic in nature.
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The Natchez is a very dramatic artwork, Its focused on two parents and their new born baby shown fleeing the massacre of their tribe as Eugene described. This is a very intimate and vulnerable moment between this couple
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The pastel colors and powerful illustrations are very symbolic and luring. This artwork is installed in a ceiling in the art museum of Louvre in Paris, the chaos of everything is presented in such a beautiful way the way the clouds and everything blend it almost looking golden and magical is what makes this art piece romanticism. This battle between evil and good making this art piece feel very emotional, Delacroix is all about how motion and intensity connects to romanticism and feeling.
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In this artwork Jean-Auguste uses both neoclassicism and romanticism and even some oriental techniques, this scene is very intimate, sensual and crowded but it's not sloppy Ingress uses clean lines and and the bodies and people are very clear and focused on. This piece is more focused on the male gaze and not too much history its a a very imaginative and "desirable" art piece.