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33 Cards in this Set
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Michelangelo, The Last Judgement, Sistine Chapel,
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1540
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Bronzino, Allegory of Venus
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1546
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Parmiginanio, The Madonna with the Long Neck
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1535
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Bosch, The Garden of Earthly Delights,
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1480-1515
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Durer, The Four Apostles
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1523-1526
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Durer, Self-Portrait
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1500
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Pieter Bruegel the Elder, The Return of the Hunters
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1568
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Bernini, David
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1623
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Bernini, The Ecstasy of St. Theresa
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1645-1652
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Caravaggio, The Calling of St. Matthew
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1599-1600
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Atremisia Genteleschi, Judith and her maidservant with the head of holofernes
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1625
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Velazquez, Surrender at Breda
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1634-1635
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Velazquez, Maids of Honor
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1656
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Rubens, The Raising of the Cross
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1610-1611
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Rubens, Marie de medici, queen of france, landing in marseilles
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1622-1625
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Rembrandt, the night watch
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1642
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Rembrandt, self-portrait
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1658
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Ruisdael, Bleaching grounds near harlem
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1670
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vermeer, woman holding a balance
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1664
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WAtteua, a pilgrimage to cytherea
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1717
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Fragonard, The Swing
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1767
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West, the death of general wolfe
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1770
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Houdon, george washington
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1788-1792
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David, the oath of the horatii
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1784
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David, the death of marat
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1793
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Sublime
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the ideal and goal that art should inspire awe in a viewer and engender feelings of high religious, moral, ethical, and intellectual purpose
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Picturesque
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visually interesting or pleasing, as if resembling a picture
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Salon
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large, elegant drawing or reception room in a palace. official government sponsored exhibition of paintings and sculpture by living artists
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Empiricism
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the philosophical and scientific idea that knowledge should be attainted through observation and the accumulation of evidence through repeatalbe experiments
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Camera Obscura
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a darkend enclosure or box with a small opening or lens on one wall thorugh which light enters to form an inverted image on the oppostie wall.
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Counter-reformation
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the movement of self renewal and ferorm within the roman catholic church following the protestant reformation of the early 16th century and attemptiong to combat its influence. also known as the catholic reformantion.
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Chiaroscuro
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italian word for light and dark, in painting, a method of modeling form primarily y the use of light and shade
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Reliquery
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a container used for storing or displaying relics
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