Enlightenment, Romanticism, Realism and Modernism 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryEurope and the AmericasUniversityNone Created by: Aoise HaranCreated on: 30-04-18 09:44 Why did the Age of the Clock come into practice? Time was no longer measured by church bells 1 of 26 What was one of the benefits of cheaper transport? It allowed more communication between countries 2 of 26 What did the Age of Media allow for? Public opinion to be voiced 3 of 26 Why did coffee houses become social and intellectual meeting places? Public needed a place away from church 4 of 26 This period is one of increasing........ sociability 5 of 26 What was public opinion critical of? Political, cultural and social systems 6 of 26 Where did Enlightenment have long roots from? Mid 18th Century onwards 7 of 26 Name the two key principles within the thought of Enlightenment Reason and Universality 8 of 26 What do reason and universality mean? No tradition or religion 9 of 26 What type of revolutionaries were the philosophes? Not active, questioned assumptions about power and moral authority 10 of 26 Why were the rediscoveries of Pompeii and Herculaneum important? Set in motion a wave of interest for Ancient Greece and Rome 11 of 26 In Neo-Classicism what did artists have to take inspiration from? Ancient Greece and Rome 12 of 26 In Neo-Classicism art had to aspire to be............ understood universally 13 of 26 What was the rule about showing emotion in paintings? It had to be contained 14 of 26 What did the concept of the 'engaged artist' mean? They were involved with current events 15 of 26 In Romanticism where should artists be focussed? Locally or nationally 16 of 26 Instead of imitating art, what should they do with it? Express reality 17 of 26 What was there a growing concern with and in what age was this more noticeable? Real issues, the age of the social question 18 of 26 What did artists have to adapt to? Social changes 19 of 26 In France who was art aimed at? The public 20 of 26 Why was the introduction of libraries and book sales so important? Had important part in marketing art amongst bourgeois 21 of 26 Why did artists begin to despise romanticism? They wanted realism 22 of 26 What was the only thing artists would agree to paint? Things they had seen or lived through 23 of 26 What was realism challenged by? Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood 24 of 26 In the pre-Raphaelite brotherhood what did they want artists to convey? Impressions and nature 25 of 26 In modernism what did they want art to be? Authentic not realistic 26 of 26
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