<p>kahlo says that she isn't a surrealist, actually.</p>
<p>so, we have Ernst, Dali, and Magritte.</p>
<p>No, I haven't seen the pic. of that lady's head with the breasts and a vagina for her face, it sounds interesting...maybe i'll look it up tonight..</p>
<p>Sargent and Goya</p>
<p>jasper johns...what movement?</p>
<p>i think he meant as artists who painted portraits??</p>
<p>i was referring to two artists who painted portraits.</p>
<p>yeah i didn't see that questions until 10 seconds ago. sorry, you scared me for a minute.</p>
<p>jasper johns dealt with the really weird pictures...optical illusions...i'm not sure what movement, damnit.</p>
<p>lol...anywayz, i'll be back later on tonight..i have to study and brush up on pop art and realism..</p>
<p>it was pop art. </p>
<p>good luck siren.</p>
<p>thanks!! one more question before I leave...</p>
<p>what does serpentine refer to?</p>
<p>the twisting of figures (as in baroque and hellenistic)</p>
<p>Hans Hobein the younger
Picasso</p>
<p>Name two narrative pieces</p>
<p>the victory steele of naram-sin, of course. trajan's column.</p>
<p>Amina - Figura Serpentina refers to Mannerism, not Baroque. Hellenistic art maybe, but only indirectly as an influence on Mannerism.</p>
<p>This is how I'm thinking of it: (want to put it in the correct order?)</p>
<p>Renaissance - linear, realistic, emotional, reglious
Mannerism - twisted, exaggerated emotion, halfway between Ren and Bar
Baroque - indoor, secular scenes (or Christian scenes with a secular flair), dark and resembling Titian's reds and yellows; architecture was convex/concave
Rococo - there's debate as to whether this exists. It's a refinement of Baroque in that it's a realistic and exuberant display of emotion
Neoclassicism - back to classical influences, lots of political stuff. David, Ingres, in America jefferson
Romanticism - looks like Baroque but usually set outside. Goya, Gericault, Delacroix
Realism - political, but reflective. FSA, etc
Impressionism - its pretty obvious.</p>
<p>Hey, can someone please tell the differences between Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassical architecture. They look so similar. O.O</p>
<p>Oh god...I'm so going to fail this guys!!</p>
<p>T_T... ditto.</p>
<p>i think i meant mannerism. also, i said hellenistic because my teacher mentioned it when we studied the laocoon sculpture. </p>
<p>anyway.</p>
<p>the more you worry, the worse you will do. just know some flexible pieces and you will be fine. i think that getting 60% of the multiple choice is going towards a 4. just relax before you forget everything.</p>
<p>good luck.</p>
<p>Wow. that's reassuring, Amina. Do you know a possible "rubric" for scoring? I remember my ap english teacher had a chart where, e.g. 115 total "points" is a 5. (Multiply essay scores by a certain number, multiple choice score by a certain number, add to get the "points")</p>
<p>And.. for more questions: Differentiate Leonardo and Michelangelo's painting styles.</p>