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How does Neoclassicism relate to classical artistic traditions?
Neoclassicism draws direct inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman art, reviving their emphasis on order, balance, and idealized forms.
What is oil paint?
Pigments mixed with oil, known for versatility and texture.
What is canvas?
Fabric support for paintings, especially oil paintings.
What is watercolor?
Pigments mixed with water, often used for landscapes.
What are pastels?
Pigment sticks that create soft and delicate effects.
What is charcoal?
A drawing medium used for quick, loose sketches.
Define Rococo.
An art movement characterized by playful, romantic, delicate, and curvilinear lines.
Define Neoclassicism.
An art movement inspired by Greco-Roman art, emphasizing order, symmetry, balance, and exemplum virtutis.
Compare Rococo and Neoclassicism.
Rococo is playful and romantic, while Neoclassicism emphasizes order and symmetry, drawing inspiration from Greco-Roman art.
Contrast the color palettes of Rococo and Neoclassical art.
Rococo uses pastel colors, while Neoclassicism often employs a more restrained and classical palette.