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Artistic movements (Module 2 and intro to Module 3)

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Artistic movements (Module 2 and intro to Module 3)
 

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Artistic movements and cultures

by Eduardo Tapia Hernandez
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Artistic movement that promoted a return to the Greek models of art. It reacted against the Baroque and its exaggerated aesthetics.

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Early 19th century artistic movement that priviledged subjectivity rather than objectivity, passion over reason, sentiments instead of intelligence. It reacted against the measure and sobreity of neoclassicism.

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17th century artistic movement that criticized the renaissance and its ideals of beauty, anthropocentrism and science.

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Artistic style that emerged out of the baroque, radicalizing its ornamentalization, in an effort to overwhealm the viewer. Mostly employed in Latin-American churches, featuring the "horror vacui".

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German musician, belonging to romanticism, celebrated for his Für Elise and Symphony No. 5.

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German musician, belonging to the baroque, celebrated for his Toccata and Fugue in D minor:

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Austrian musician, who took part of neoclassicism, celebrated for The Magic Flute. Along with Bach and Beethoven, he is considered as one of the greatest musicians of all time:

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Pre-Hispanic civilization which made important discoveries in the fields of astronomy and mathematics:

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They are considered to be the first and most influential Pre-Hispanic civilization of Mesoamerica:

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Precious material of Pre-Hispanic times. It was used to create a variety of artifacts (art and ritual objects). It was linked to status, but also to a sacred realm, influencing agriculture, fertility and rulership, and giving spiritual power.

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