Neoclassicism in Art
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What is the primary aesthetic attitude of Neoclassical art?

  • Harmony, clarity, restraint, universality, and idealism (correct)
  • Emotion, spontaneity, vibrancy, and dynamism
  • Realism, naturalism, individualism, and expressionism
  • Complexity, ambiguity, exaggeration, and subjectivity
  • What did Neoclassical art emphasize in European painting by the 1790s?

  • Color, atmosphere, and effects of light over outline and linear design
  • Outline and linear design over color, atmosphere, and effects of light (correct)
  • Abstract forms and surrealistic elements over realistic portrayal
  • Emotional expression and personal interpretation over formal structure
  • What did Neoclassical art oppose in society's art culture?

  • Realistic and detailed styles of Naturalism and Romanticism
  • Minimalist and austere styles of Renaissance and Gothic
  • Abstract and avant-garde styles of Modernism
  • Overly decorative and gaudy styles of Rococo and Baroque (correct)
  • What characterized the illustrations of Neoclassical art in European painting?

    <p>Drastic and powerful simplification of the human body, denial of pictorial space, and minimal stage setting</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Neoclassical art bring about in classical thought?

    <p>A general revival that mirrored classical thought</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Neoclassical Art

    • Primary aesthetic attitude of Neoclassical art is a revival of classical Greek and Roman art and culture.
    • By the 1790s, Neoclassical art in European painting emphasized moral seriousness, rationality, and a sense of civic duty.
    • Neoclassical art opposed the excesses and frivolity of the Rococo style, which was popular in the preceding decades.
    • Illustrations of Neoclassical art in European painting were characterized by clean lines, balanced compositions, and a sense of restraint and simplicity.
    • Neoclassical art brought about a renewed interest in classical thought, particularly in the values of ancient Greece and Rome, such as reason, order, and civic virtue.

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