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    & REALISM

    ROMANTICISM
    Is an era in art that uses
    contemporary themes
    and depicted them with
    emotional and dramatic
    colors.
    Characteristics:
    • - shows the height of action
    • - emotional extremes
    • - celebrated nature as out of control
    • - dramatic compositions
    • - heightened sensation (life and death
    moments)
    ARTISTS OF
    ROMANTIC PERIOD
    • Géricault was the first
    French master and the
    leader of the French
    realistic school. His
    masterpieces were
    energetic, powerful,
    brilliantly colored, and
    tightly composed

    JEAN LOUIS THÉODORE


    GÉRICAULT(1791-1824)
    THE RAFT OF THE MEDUSA

    The Raft of the Medusa portrays the victims of a


    contemporary shipwreck. The people on this raft
    were French emigrants en route to West Africa.
    • Delacroix was
    considered the
    greatest French
    Romantic painter of
    all. He achieved
    brilliant visual effects
    using small, adjacent
    strokes of contrasting
    color.
    EUGÈNE DELACROIX
    (1798-1863)
    LIBERTY LEADING THE PEOPLE

    This painting commemorates the July Revolution of 1830, which


    toppled King Charles X of France. A woman holding the flag of the
    French Revolution personifies Liberty and leads the people forward
    over the bodies of the fallen.
    • He was a
    commissioned
    Romantic painter by
    the King of Spain. He
    was also a printmaker
    regarded both as the
    last of the “Old
    Masters” and the first
    of the “Moderns”.
    FRANCISCO GOYA
    (1746-1828)
    THE THIRD OF MAY

    The Third of May is Goya’s masterpiece that sought to


    commemorate Spanish resistance to Napoleon's armies
    during the occupation of 1808 in the Peninsular War.
    ROMANTIC PAINTING
    (Landscape Painting)
    Landscape painting depicts the physical
    world that surrounds us and includes
    features such as mountains,valleys,
    vegetation, and bodies of water. The sky is
    another important element shaping the mood
    of landscape paintings. Landscape at ranges
    from highly detailed and realistic to
    impressionist, romantic and idealized.
    Famous Landscape artists during the
    Romantic period
    1. Theodore Rousseau
    2. Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
    They were members of the Barbizon School (a
    circle of artists who held meetings in the village
    of barbizon) that led the Romantic landscape
    painting in France.
    Landscape Paintings
    • THE CHURCH
    OF MARISSEL,
    NEAR
    BEAUVAIS
    (J. Corot)
    Landscape Paintings

    • LES REPOS SOUS LES SAULES


    • J.Corot
    Landscape Paintings

    • DER KLEINE FISCHER


    T. Rousseau
    Landscape Paintings

    • LANDSCAPE WITH A PLOWMAN


    T. Rousseau
    ROMANTIC
    SCULPTURE
    Romantic sculpture can be divided
    into works that concern about the
    human world and those that
    concern the natural world. The
    leading sculptors of each type were
    Rude and Barye.
    FRANCOIS RUDE
    • He was best known for his social art which
    aimed to inspire and capture the interest of a
    broad public. He rejected the classical repose
    of the late 18th and early 19th century French
    sculpture in favour of a dynamic, emotional
    style and created many monuments that
    stirred the public for generations.
    Famous Artworks

    • DEPARTURE OF THE
    VOLUNTEERS
    Famous Artworks

    •JEANNE
    D’ARC
    ANTOINE-LOUIS BARYE
    • He was the most famous animal
    sculptor of all time. He studied
    the anatomy of his subjects by
    sketching residents of the Paris
    zoo.
    Famous works:
    • Hercules
    Sitting on a
    Bull
    Famous works:
    •Theseus
    Slaying the
    Minotaur
    Realis
    m
    •Realism period is an era in
    art presented the world
    how it is seen without the
    need to glorify or
    romanticize the subject.
    • He is a French
    Realist painter
    that believed
    one can only
    create art that
    has
    experienced.
    Jean Desire Gustave
    Courbet
    The Burial at Ornans

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