4.1-4.3 Vocab

2. Scene - Art depicting scenes of everyday life, often with allegorical commentary.
6. A representation of a female concubine or servant in a harem, often exoticized in Romantic art.
11. An art movement drawing inspiration from classical antiquity, emphasizing serious and noble themes.
12. Colored chalk mixed with other ingredients to create soft and delicate hues.
14. A philosophical movement emphasizing reason, logic, and science over tradition and religion.

1. Virtutis - A painting that conveys a moral tale, often highlighting honor or patriotism.
3. A decorative 18th-century art style characterized by ornate details, pastel colors, and playful themes.
4. Refers to an emphasis on form, line, and rational order in art, inspired by Nicolas Poussin.
5. An early photographic process known for its shiny surface and meticulous detail.
7. A formal exhibition of art sponsored by academies in Paris during the 18th century.
8. A Roman symbol of authority represented by bound rods, often included in neoclassical imagery.
9. An artistic movement valuing emotion, nature, and individualism, often contrasting the rationality of the Enlightenment.
10. A printmaking technique creating tonal effects resembling watercolor.
13. Sublime A quality of greatness or grandeur that inspires awe, often associated with nature's power.