Baroque and Neoclassicism Art Movements

Neoclassicism aimed to revive and rekindle the influences of Greek and Roman art and architecture during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, emphasizing human ______

Romanticism highlighted heroic elements in their work, focusing on themes such as justice, equality, and social ______

One of the major revolutionary movements that became a focal point of Romantic works was the French ______

Neoclassicism was a reaction to the extravagance in style and form of the preceding Baroque ______

Romantic works often focused on patriotic and nationalistic movements, highlighting the goodness of ______

Neoclassicism placed great emphasis on the __________ of the human body

Artists valued the 'individual' as a subject of arts during the period of __________

Most artworks during Neoclassicism remained religious in their focus and __________

Romanticism saw a revival of Roman theatrical plays performed during special occasions at the courts of Italian __________

In Romanticism, artists were interested in elaborate _________ that greatly influenced their tradition of popular theater