The text delves into the rise of Neoclassicism in art, a movement that embraced classical antiquity's aesthetic principles, and its transition to Realism, which sought to depict life honestly. It highlights key figures like Jacques-Louis David and Gustave Courbet, who influenced these styles with their works and political engagement. The movements' connections to the Enlightenment and sociopolitical shifts of their times are also explored, showcasing art's role in reflecting and shaping societal values.
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Neoclassicism time period
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Neoclassicism vs Rococo style
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Neoclassicism's reflection of political sentiments
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The ______ was a traditional journey that introduced artists to classical ideals, contributing to the neoclassical style's emphasis on ______ and ______.
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Key Neoclassical works by David
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David's role during French Revolution
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David's artistic style influence
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In the ______ century, as Neoclassicism declined, the Realism movement arose, emphasizing the portrayal of subjects in their true form, devoid of idealization.
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Gustave Courbet's role in Realism
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Courbet's 'The Stone Breakers' significance
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______ and ______ were expressions of the sociopolitical changes, linked to the Enlightenment's focus on reason and individualism.
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