Exam 23: Art in the Age of the Enlightenment, 1750-1789

Claude-Nicolas Ledoux designed 50 or more tax gates or customs houses for Rome using an inventive neoclassical vocabulary of architectural forms.

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Question 21

Which artist was an important genre painter in eighteenth-century France?

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Question 22

Neoclassical art often illustrated what were considered the virtuous actions and deeds of which ancient peoples?

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Question 23

Interest in classical antiquity was influenced by what archaeological discoveries? How did this have an impact on the arts? How did writers and philosophers of the time influence French Neoclassicism?

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Question 24

The painting of Anton Raphael Mengs combines the planarity and linearity as the basis of his style.

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Question 25

Who was known as a portrait painter of the British aristocracy?

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Question 26

Who was an American painter who established a thriving practice in London?

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Claude-Nicolas Ledoux designed 50 or more tax gates or customs houses for Rome using an inventive neoclassical vocabulary of architectural forms.

Which artist was an important genre painter in eighteenth-century France?

Neoclassical art often illustrated what were considered the virtuous actions and deeds of which ancient peoples?

Interest in classical antiquity was influenced by what archaeological discoveries? How did this have an impact on the arts? How did writers and philosophers of the time influence French Neoclassicism?

The painting of Anton Raphael Mengs combines the planarity and linearity as the basis of his style.

Who was known as a portrait painter of the British aristocracy?

Who was an American painter who established a thriving practice in London?

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