... . The immediate models were the illusionistic stage sets of the Hellenistic-Roman theater and the new "baroque" fashions of 2nd-1st cent. B.C. architecture." (Giuntoli 6). Some scholars have argued that this style also has precedents in Greece, but most believe that is roman invention. The aim of this style painter's was not to create the appearance of elegant marble walls, but rather to dissolve ... . The immediate models were the illusionistic stage sets of the Hellenistic-Roman theater and the new "baroque" fashions of 2nd-1st cent. B.C. architecture." (Giuntoli 6). Some scholars have ...

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... . The immediate models were the illusionistic stage sets of the Hellenistic-Roman theater and the new "baroque" fashions of 2nd-1st cent. B.C. architecture." (Giuntoli 6). Some scholars have argued that this style also has precedents in Greece, but most believe that is roman invention. The aim of this style painter's was not to create the appearance of elegant marble walls, but rather to dissolve ... . The immediate models were the illusionistic stage sets of the Hellenistic-Roman theater and the new "baroque" fashions of 2nd-1st cent. B.C. architecture." (Giuntoli 6). Some scholars have ...

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... could afford it. Obviously incrustation was a process of decoration often beyond the reach of any but the most powerful and wealthiest. A good example of the First Style is The North wall of the tablinum, House of Sallust. (pic. 1). , of unknown artist, this painted wall in Pompeii is about 12" x 8". ... stage sets of the Hellenistic-Roman theater and the new "baroque" fashions of 2nd-1st cent. B.C. architecture." (Giuntoli 6). Some scholars have argued that this style also has precedents in Greece, but most believe that is roman invention. The aim of this style painter's was not to creat...

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... towards them as idealistic for their own lives (Cunningham-Reich, 231-232). Neo-Classical art was something new for artists, and they were excited to change from the Baroque and Rococo styles of the past (Cunningham-Reich, 233). Neo-Classical art was much less extravagant and not so serious. Colors were more vivid and the overall tone ... was much lighter. Neo-Classical art represented the Eighteenth Century and its lifestyle. Following the Neo-Classical style, romantic art depicted the turn of the century. Painters of the time were more interested in portraying emotions and feelings in ...

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... towards them as idealistic for their own lives (Cunningham-Reich, 231-232). Neo-Classical art was something new for artists, and they were excited to change from the Baroque and Rococo styles of the past (Cunningham-Reich, 233). Neo-Classical art was much less extravagant and not so serious. Colors were more vivid and the overall tone ... was much lighter. Neo-Classical art represented the Eighteenth Century and its lifestyle. Following the Neo-Classical style, romantic art depicted the turn of the century. Painters of the time were more interested in portraying emotions and feelings in ...

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• Grade Level: High School