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    Caballes‚ Ma. Jessabelle C. August 30‚ 2012 B.S. Interior Design – 2nd Year IDEP 114: INTERIOR DESIGN 2A: COMMERCIAL & CORPOATE DESIGN MIDTERM EXAM: NEOCLASSIC OFFICE & WORKROOM RESEARCH Outsourcing is the process of contracting out a business process‚ which an organization may have previously performed internally or which the company deems necessary or important‚ to an independent organization

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    Raising of the Cross. 1610–1611. Flanders. Baroque. 22-38. Rembrandt van Rijn. The Night Watch. 1642. Holland. Baroque. 29-2. Germain Boffrand. Salon De La Princesse‚ Hôtel De Soubise. Begun 1732. Rococo. France. 29-4. Jean-Antoine Watteau. Pilgrimage To the Island of Cythera. 1717. France. Rococo. 29-13. Anton Raphael Mengs. Parnassus. 1761. Neoclassicism. Italy. 29-36. Jacques-Louis David. Oath of the Horatii. 1784–1785. France. Neoclassicism. 29-27. Benjamin West. The Death of General

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    appearance and texture of things into his works as well as Caravaggio’s use of bold‚ baroque‚ colors. Together‚ these methods formed the distinct and popular moethods of peter Paul Rubens‚ an artist whose robust and forceful style paved the way for the Rococo movement long after he died and work influenced many great artists of his time and future generations. Peter Paul Rubens’s distinct style is what perpetuated his huge success in the 17th century. Rubens synthesized his approach to art‚ in part‚ through

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    in effect. In art two main new types of arts were formed‚ Rococo and Neoclassical art and architecture. Rocco Art consisted of a lavish‚ decorative‚ style and very romantic and fairytale. Some of Rococo art showed nudes‚ and French aristocrats at play. It first was seen in France in the 18th century and was known as the “Style of Louis XIV.” On the other hand‚ Neoclassicism first appeared in Italy‚ Rome and was a response to Rococo Art. Neoclassicism concentrated more on self sacrifice and many

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    Rococo is a genre of art that allows the artist and the viewer to give in to their fantasies. In nature these types of art are not serious‚ are very ornamental‚ they are extremely extravagant‚ and are very whimsical. The Neoclassical genre depicts heroism‚ civic virtue‚ and moralistic. These types of paintings would use both fact and fiction to portray the lesson at hand. Lastly‚ the Romantic Art genre portrays imagination and elaborate emotions. This genre challenged traditional society norms by

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    Starting with the comparison between both Rococo and Neoclassicism architectures has achieved similarities despite an entire revolution of the style of style that appear with neoclassicism‚ it was able to maintain the culture‚ political condition‚ and social condition in its argument. Both found the attention of color in appreciating that image of a once significant structure. Both keep it the creative value using fancy features such as painting and sculpture for rococo and statues for

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    artist commonly used during this time period was the theme of playfulness or love‚ which is interesting because immediately when I first saw the painting the mood seemed a lot less stressful as opposed to the other two paintings. Secondly‚ during the Rococo period‚ a lot of the paintings were asymmetrical in balance‚ similar to what the artist did in this painting. Additonally‚ I noticed that the artist used light or pastel colors throughout some parts of the painting. For example‚ the flowers on the

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    another from the Neoclassical artworks. The first piece of artwork that I chose is the "Resting Girl". This beautiful work of art was created by Francois Boucher in 1715 and is the perfect example of a late Baroque style painting which features the Rococo style. This painting is located in the Wallraf Museum in Cologne‚ Germany. This painting consists of oil on canvas and was the very example of applying a light romantic touch. Boucher used light and delicate colors with emphasis on the interiors

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    The sculpture’s material quality reflects that of other porcelain figurines of saints done in gold leaf and borrows the triangular composition of Michelangelo’s Pietà. Being fabricated using a gold and white Rococo palette‚ the appropriation of styles‚ technique‚ composition and ideologies is evident in the massive sculpture that measures at almost six feet in width; however the connotation between the original inspiration and the new meaning is as Hall states

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    Romantic style art because there was no longer a dictator of the arts. Heroic themes were the focus of many Romantic artists including Goya and Gericault whose works I will be analyzing in this paper. Goya was originally made tapestries in the style of Rococo before Spain invaded with Napoleon armies. Goya witnessed warfare and cruelty which is very evidential in his work after the invasion. A notable piece of art that demonstrates his critical view on warfare is The Third of May‚ 1808: The execution of

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