We know so much more about Dave than we otherwise would because he signed his vessels, and also inscribed them with poems, during a period of harsh anti-literacy laws.
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Romanticists, who placed emotion and intuition before reason, caused a re-evaluation of the role of art and the artist. They believed in the importance of the individual, the personal, and the subjective. This late-18th and early-19th century movement was a backlash to the ideals of rationality that had remained central since the Renaissance.
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Discover works by Paul Graupe and learn about the artist
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Senior lecturer David Gariff surveys key themes from 50 years of Elizabeth Catlett’s sculpture in this hybrid talk. Catlett blended artistic innovation and social consciousness in her sculptures. She explored deep human empathy with a modernist style.
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On this tour of the National Gallery of Art’s collection, discover the ways 19th-century French artists broke with tradition and transformed French art. Together we will look closely and explore how artists such as Claude Monet, Paul Cézanne, and Mary Cassatt challenged the art establishment through their subject matter and techniques.
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How did artists respond to the culture and ideas of the Renaissance in Italy?Join us in exploring the rise of humanism in society and innovations in art through works by artists like Giotto, Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Titian.
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