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European Art Word Scramble

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Question	Answer
Neoclassicism	Inspired by classical Greek and Roman ideas of order and harmony
Neoclassicism	Paintings often included Roman ruins or classical settings that included arches and columns
Neoclassicism	David's, Oath of the Horatii taught a lesson about patriotism and duty
Romanticism	Artwork reflected stories of heroism and bravery
Romanticism	Emotional
Romanticism	Paintings often included new and exciting people, architecture, and colors
Romanticism	Eugene Delacroix, Liberty Leading the People
Realism	Artists only showed things they saw in real life
Realism	Patiently observed reality
Realism	Scenes of people working in the countryside or going about their daily life
Realism	Jean-Francois Millet, The Gleaners