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What is meant by “Rococo” in this lesson?Rococo, Academies, and Art Markets: Rococo describes varied decorative and pictorial practices often associated with lightness, ornament, and intimate settings.
What is meant by “Salon” in this lesson?Rococo, Academies, and Art Markets: A salon can refer to an exhibition or social setting, with meaning specified by context.
What is meant by “Academy” in this lesson?Rococo, Academies, and Art Markets: An academy organizes instruction, standards, or professional authority in a historical setting.
What is meant by “Art market” in this lesson?Rococo, Academies, and Art Markets: An art market connects production, exchange, patrons, and collectors.
What is meant by “Public criticism” in this lesson?Rococo, Academies, and Art Markets: Public criticism discusses and evaluates art for particular audiences.
What is meant by “Genre hierarchy” in this lesson?Rococo, Academies, and Art Markets: A hierarchy ranks subjects or media under an institution's values rather than a universal truth.
What is meant by “Neoclassicism” in this lesson?Neoclassicism and Civic Imagery: Neoclassicism draws on selected ancient forms through particular modern intellectual and political settings.
What is meant by “Archaeological influence” in this lesson?Neoclassicism and Civic Imagery: Archaeological evidence changes knowledge and use of earlier visual cultures.
What is meant by “History painting” in this lesson?Neoclassicism and Civic Imagery: History painting addresses significant narratives under historical genre definitions.
What is meant by “Civic virtue” in this lesson?Neoclassicism and Civic Imagery: Civic virtue is a valued public-duty ideal represented through context-specific imagery.
What is meant by “Classical quotation” in this lesson?Neoclassicism and Civic Imagery: Quotation deliberately recalls an earlier visual form or work.
What is meant by “Political-context limit” in this lesson?Neoclassicism and Civic Imagery: A limit prevents inferring political meaning from style alone.
What is meant by “Romanticism” in this lesson?Romanticism and Representation: Romanticism includes diverse practices emphasizing emotion, imagination, or intense experience in historical contexts.
What is meant by “Sublime” in this lesson?Romanticism and Representation: The sublime concerns experiences of overwhelming scale, power, or awe in relevant theories.
What is meant by “Expressive color” in this lesson?Romanticism and Representation: Expressive color uses relationships to support effects beyond literal description alone.
What is meant by “Landscape meaning” in this lesson?Romanticism and Representation: Landscape meaning relates represented nature to cultural, political, or personal contexts.
What is meant by “Historical imagination” in this lesson?Romanticism and Representation: Imagination reconstructs or interprets past events through artistic choices.
What is meant by “Orientalism critique” in this lesson?Romanticism and Representation: Critique examines exoticizing representations and their links with unequal power rather than accepting them as neutral records.