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LECTURE 10
Baroque Period has now moved into France
Louis XIV
Had absolute power and chose to move art “capitol” to Versailles from Paris
If you refused he would have you arrested and executed
Extreme Dictatorship
Power back to the Monarchy
Any powerful beings had to live in Versailles
CENTRALIZATION OF POWER
Hierarchy of the Genres
History Painting
Portraiture
Genre Painting
Landscape
Still Life
Intellect Superior to Skill
Drawing Superior to Color
Establishment of the Salon (Contemporary Art Exhibition by Members of Academy)
History paintings were the most important pieces
Even in the hanging pf the art there was a hierarchy
Death of Louis XIV in 1715 ended the Baroque period in France
Regent, Philip of Orleans rules until Louis the XV is old enough
Rococo, from the French Rocaille, meaning shell ornament
Rococo has two sides: LIGHT HEARTE & ENLIGHTMENT

LIGHT HEARTED
JEAN- ANTOINE WATTEAU
PILGRIMAGE TO THE ISLANF OF CYTHERIA
1717
Fetegalante
Is very whimsical, light hearted; shows a want for fantasy and is very fun
Cupids
Soft and gentle
Progression of getting up and leaving down the hill, returning to reality
LIGHT HEARTED
JEAN-HONORE FRAGONARD
THE MEETING
1771
Madam du Berry is portrayed in the piece of art
Focused mostly on romance
Holding arrows because she is protecting her partner/husband

PORTRAITURE
THOMAS GAINSBOROUGH
PORTRAIT OF MRS. RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN
1785
Dressed her up as a Sheppard’s girl
Made her seem poor, more humble

THE ENLIGHTMENT
Some of the major thinkers: Rousseau, Voltaire, Diderot
KEY CONCEPTS
Liberty and Human Rights
Renewed Enthusiasm for Science
Realization of Middle Class Values
Criticism of Arbitrary Authority (Absolute Power and Dictatorship)
ENLIGHTMENT
JEAN-SIMEON CHARDIN
THE GOVERNESS
1739

Genre Painting
She is gently reprimanding him over the mess in is room
Simple morality coming from a woman who is hired help
Lessons coming from lower class to the upper class
Do not forget morality and go off to have
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