<p>I think the odalisque is Romantic, and I totally forgot who did it, because there are many odalisques...</p>
<p>the answer was rococo, so you were close.</p>
<p>neoclassical and it was painted by ingres.</p>
<p>speaking of ingres, what painter also did a portrait of Paganini? (hint: a romantic)</p>
<p>wow. okay. here are some buzz words and key phrases instead of a paragraph.</p>
<p>Neoclassical:
order, balance, harmony, reserved, "don't let the brushstrokes show", precise</p>
<p>Romanticism:
emotion, passion, energy, colour, grand</p>
<p>hmmm..i could've swore that it was romantic, due to the exotic setting...</p>
<p>uhmmm....Delacriox?</p>
<p>that is the argument about it, but, Ingres is classified as a Neoclassical painter. so, i figured (as did my teacher and Gardner's Art Through the Ages book), that the work is neoclassical.</p>
<p>it's romantic, i'm pretty sure. it's heavily idealized with the extra vertebrae and the lavished setting.
i don't think it had anything to do with portrayal of a historical event.</p>
<p>all right. fine with me.</p>
<p>who did the isenheim altarpiece?</p>
<p>One way to easily tell the difference between romantic and neclassicism is that neoclassicism is sharp and looks like a photo, while romantic you can almost see the brush strokes and it has texture. An example of Romanticism would be: Goya's "Third of May" (or something like that)...An example of Neoclassicism would be "Benjamin West's "The Death of General Wolfe"</p>
<p>earlier, a question asked about Hogarth and it said he was in the Baroque period. well, i see here in my text that he is associated with the enlightenment. just a sidenote.</p>
<p>Gruenwald..</p>
<p>who did the burial of count orgaz?</p>
<p>i'm not sure about that question. In which mausoleum would you find the mosaic Christ as the Good Shepherd?</p>
<p>el greco.</p>
<p>what is a mandorla?</p>
<p>galla placidia in ravenna.</p>
<p>name two surrealists.</p>
<p>a mandola is the beam-like halo around religious figures mainly jesus christ to signify god-like relativity.</p>
<p>Futurism--what that?</p>
<p>Dali and Picasso actually had some surrealist works, i think.</p>
<p>Man Ray and Salvador Dali...</p>
<p>Actually, just Dali and Kahlo.
I wouldn't be able to name one of Picasso's.
and, has anyone else seen that picture of that lady's head with breasts and a vagina for her facial features?</p>
<p>futurists advocated revolution and such. they felt that war was cleansing.</p>
<p>Name two artists who did portraits.</p>