neo classical and romanticism

?Identify how the artworks reflect the ideology and culture of Early Modernism through an examination of the Neo-Classical and Romanticist schools of art. Describe the ways different artists grappled with the representation of their reality. Exercise the basic skills of visual analysis. Research and synthesize concepts of course module. Sharpen problem-solving skills, improve ability to think and reason rigorously, and critically engage with the visual world.

Welcome to Module 3. We will explore two styles of art, Neo-Classical and Romanticism, that are each in their own way a reaction to the cultural influences of the time. To be clear, "Romanticism" is not about romance in the way that we think of romance today. You will learn the difference and the significance of both of these art styles as you explore the background materials and conduct your own Internet research.CLICK HERE TO GET MORE.........

By now most of you are becoming familiar with the nature of TUI undergraduate coursework and using the Internet to research your papers. Many of you are drawing initial background information from Wikipedia, MS Encarta, and similar websites, which can be great places to start. In the background information materials there are specific, required resources as well as some recommended and more advanced resources. These include websites of famous museum collections that not only offer a multitude of image galleries but many helpful essays and links to enrich your knowledge about the artworks. Some have wonderful collections of Greek and Roman antiquities, for example, while others specialize in ancient and/or modern Asian, African, Middle Eastern, American, and/or European art. As you become more familiar with Art, there is no limit to what you can learn as you explore the wealth of the world’s art collections on the Internet CLICK HERE TO GET MORE.........

please use the following sources:

History of Neo-Classical and Romanticism (video)

Annenberg Media (n.d.). Art of the Western World: An Age of Reason, An Age of Passion. Retrieved on 2/20/11 at:

http://www.learner.org/vod/vod_window.html?pid=233

Neo-Classicism, Jacque-Louis David, and Oath of the Horatii

http://smarthistory.khanacademy.org/neo-classicism.html

http://smarthistory.khanacademy.org/david-oath-of-the-horatii.html

Romanticism, Eugene Delacroix, and Liberty Leading the People

http://smarthistory.khanacademy.org/1800-1848-Industrial-Revolution-I.html

http://smarthistory.khanacademy.org/romanticism-in-france.html

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