The Enlightenment: Science and Technology

This is the first Slide-Sheet for the Enlightenment Test. The first part is the Author or Painter, followed by a comma then the title. The rest is pretty simple. The italicized words are the same as on the slide sheet, and *(asterisks) denote that that subject from the image is important as advocated by Ms. Roediger. Asterisk go as is *Fact*. If something goes *Fact Fact*, that means both of those facts have asterisks, the * at the end of the fact denotes that that is the end of the highly important part. *** Note since the images on Ms. Roediger's website are outdated they might look a little different, so still use your art notes.

14 cards   |   Total Attempts: 182
  

Cards In This Set

Front Back
Question 1
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Quentin de la Tour, Self-Portrait. Created in 1751. Pastel. Approximately 25" by 21". The esprit of the Enlightenment personality.
Question 2
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Jean Antoine Houdon, Voltaire, 1781. Marble, life size. Personification- the spirit of the Enlightenment. Critical activist; through his writings he (Voltaire) protested against government persecution of freedom of thought and of religion. Revival of Classcism, known as Neoclassicism.
Question 3
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Jacques-Louis David, Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier and Wife, Marie-Anne Pierrette Paulze, 1788. Oil on canvas, 102" by 76 and 5/8'. Founder of quantitative chemistry and discoverer of the role of oxygen in combustion and the respiration of plants and animals.
Question 4
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William Hunter, Child in Womb, drawing from dissection of a woman who died in the ninth month of pregnancy, from Anatomy of the Human Gravid Uterus, 1774. Anatomical artist's skill became a specialty, an instrument in the education and practice of the physician and surgeon. Madame Lavoisier illustrates her husband's treatises on chemistry.
Question 5
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Joseph Wright of Derby, A Philosopher Giving a Lecture at the Orrery (in which a lamp is put in place of the sun), created in 1763-1765. Oil on canvas, 58" by 80". Mechanical explanation of the wonders of the clockwork cosmos. *Orrery -special technological model.* Promote the public's interest in science.
Question 6
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Joseph Wright, An Experiment on a Bird in the Air-Pump, 1768. Oil on canvas, 6' by 8'. Innonvative scientific development. Primarily to study the property of gases. Dramatic lighting suggests that science brings light into a world of darkness and ignorance.
Question 7
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Abraham Darby III and Thomas F. Pritchard, Iron Bridge at Coalbrookdale (first cast-iron bridge over the Severn River), 1776-1779. 18th century engineering- use of industrial materials. First use of structural metal on a large scale. Iron replaced heavy hand-cut stone voussoirs.
Question 8
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Antonio Canaletto, Basin of San Marco from San Gigorgio Maggiore, created in 1740. Oil on canvas. A "grand tour", mementos of their journeys.
Question 9
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Giovanni Battista Piranesi, the Temple of Saturn, created in 1774. Etching from the views of Rome 1741. Bird's eye view. Excavations of Pompeii and Herculaneum.
Question 10
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Josiah Wedgewood, Vase, made at the Etruria factpry, Saffordshire, England, 1786. White jasper body with a mid-blue dip and white relief, the height is 18". Relief of The Apotheosis of Homer by John Flaxman, Jr. 1778. Jasperware- Fine Grained, unglazed, colored pottery. Inventiveness transformed ceramics from minor industry to important art.
Question 11
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William Hackwood, For Josiah Wedgewood, "Am I Not a Man and a Brother?", 1987, black and white jasperware, 1 and 3/8" by 1 and 3/8". Publicize abolotionist case. Emblem for the British Committee to Abolish the Slave Trade, formed 1787.
Question 12
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George Stubbs, Horse Being Devoured by a Lion, 1763, Enamel on metal. 27 and 1/2" by 40 and 3/4". Violent side of nature in the raw. Invented "animal history painting"
Question 13
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Henry Fuesli, The Nightmare, 1781, oil on canvas, 40" by 50". First four versions. Depicts the dark terrain of the human subconscious.
Question 14
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William Blake, Elohim Creating Adam, 1795. Colored print finished in pen and watercolor, 17" by 21 and 1/8". Concerned with the problem of good and evil. Believes that all rules hinder creativity. "Prophetic books", combined poetry and imagery.