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Artists associated with the Age of Enlightenment rejected?
the rococo focus on superficial bueaty ,,,,,,APEX:
Artists from the 18th century age of enlightenment such as Chardin rejected which movement?
Rococo
Artists influenced by the Age of Enlightenment attempyed to?
Portray the beauty of everyday life
Another name associated with the Neo-Classical Age?
enlightenment
What two Age of Enlightenment artists were often compared to one another after they were asked to paint the same person?
gainsborough and reynolds
Artists associated with the Age of Enlightenment rejected?
the rococo focus on superficial bueaty ,,,,,,APEX:
What is another name associated with the Neo-Classical Age?
enlightenment
Artists from the 18th century age of enlightenment such as Chardin rejected which movement?
Rococo
Artists influenced by the Age of Enlightenment attempyed to?
Portray the beauty of everyday life
Another name associated with the Neo-Classical Age?
enlightenment
What two Age of Enlightenment artists were often compared to one another after they were asked to paint the same person?
gainsborough and reynolds
Artists influenced by the Age of Enlightenment were committed to?
idea of the innate goodness of humanity.
What did the artists influenced by the age of the enlightenment attempt to do?
portray the beauty of everyday life
What movement from the 18th century Age of Enlightenment reject?
The Age of Enlightenment rejected absolute monarchies, religious dogma, and traditional forms of authority in favor of reason, science, and individual rights. It emphasized the importance of progress, human autonomy, and the pursuit of knowledge through reason and rational thinking.
When was Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment created?
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment was created in 1986.
What is another name for the Enlightenment period?
The Age of Enlightenment is sometimes referred to as the Age of Reason.
Another name for the age of reason?
The age of Enlightenment is another name for age of reason.
