The painting “The Mounted Officer of the Guard” of one of Napoleon’s soldiers was painted by:

What would have been 3 of the activities we could have done in your activity booklet for this unit?

The Spaniard, __________________, produced many paintings that showed his hatred of the war he saw around him

In the _____ style, artists painted the way they thought the Ancient Romans would have and often used classical subjects

Showing feelings and emotion, being inspired by the idea of liberty, and by anything mysterious, exciting or exotic.

Critics were outraged when ________ painted peasants and laborers- people whose lives were hard and unromantic.

Rococo was from the French word rocaille, which meant “_______________”.

What English painter did a series of paintings which tell stories?

Looking at the objects and the arrangement of them, what type of painting would this be?

Rococo paintings of cheerful subjects, well-dressed and enjoying pleasant picnics outside were most likely done by?

Frans Hals was a well known Dutch painter of _________________.

The artist, _______, often set his figures in light, feathery landscapes. 

Dutch merchants loved to have their portraits painted; some of the best-known of these portraits were done by who?

Most English patrons only wanted to buy ______, but some English artists were able to combine these with other subjects.

What held exhibitions and ran schools of painting, which taught strict rules about how to paint properly?

This famous painting of “The Stonebreakers” was done by French artist _____________.

Architecture and Interior design of the _______ style, was very plain and simple when compared to Rococo design. 

Who was the most famous Romantic painter and loved exotic subjects?

What type of painting would this painting be considered to be? 

Excavations at and near Pompeii in Italy, brought to light more classical works of art and stimulated a new style called

___________ was the most famous Neoclassical painter and the painter of “The Oath of Horatii"

Reacting against the use of imaginary and idealized subjects, & painting the world exactly as they saw it, is what style?

In his early career, Rembrandt was a highly successful ___________ painter. 

What artist sometimes dressed his subjects as characters from ancient history and myths?

Who was the most famous of all Dutch painters?

Rooms decorated with large windows and mirrors, intricate carvings and delicate colors were typical of what style?

During the Baroque era in Spain what artist painted many portraits of the king and his family?

What were Dutch paintings of carefully arranged objects, like fruit, flowers, jugs and dishes?

During the Great Century of Dutch Painting, this painting would be considered:

Figures painted on ceilings, that are seen from below, that seem to be floating through air is an effect known as?

During the Great Century of Dutch painting there was a strong ______ among artists and many had to take other jobs

Dutch paintings of everyday scenes are known as ________ paintings. Johannes Vermeer was well known for these.

Baroque art was in most demand in _________ countries such as Italy, Flanders, and Spain. 

Paintings of the ever so popular farming community of Holland, they included domestic farm animals.

The new city capitol of the Dutch Republic was ____________, and was a bustling center for trade.

Protestants did not approve of _______________ paintings and kept Dutch churches very ______________.

Holland, part of the new Dutch Republic had recently become an independent, _________________ country.

This Flemish painter developed a very dramatic, free way of painting, using big, energetic figures often on large canvas

This famous Rococo painting of a girl on a swing kicking off her shoes was done by well known artist __________?

Painted views of the flat Dutch countryside, dotted with trees, windmills, churches and large areas of sky were?

Where was the center of Baroque art?

What is a painting showing the hills and plains around Rome; containing small figures, and often Roman ruins?

Holland’s wealth was founded on her sea trade, so it was natural that pictures of ships and the sea were popular

This painting showing the Dutch countryside would be an example of a _______________. 

What artist used strong contrasts of light & shadow and often made the people and objects seem to burst out of the frame?

Rembrandt’s most famous painting is “_______________________”. 

In the early 18^th century, __________, France took the place of Rome as the center of the arts.

The ___________ style developed in Italy was considered to be overly dramatic, emotional, ornamented. 

A young leading figure among French Romantic painters, loved drama & heroic deeds deeds.