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He is considered the father of this era because his compositions were balanced and synchronized. His works were normally Roman based, which emphasized the loyalty to the state. David depicted heroes of a revolution by giving them impressive and powerfully built physiques like that of a gladiator.
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Antonio Canova is considered one of the greatest sculptors of the neo-classical era. He is known most for creating his sculptures of Cupid and Psyche. His compositions were based on smooth rhythmic lines, the balance of figures and refined gestures, and creating an atmosphere of decorativeness.
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This movement marks a time in the 18th century when artists began to imitate Roman and Greek antiquity and artists from the Renaissance. This started around the time of the rediscovery of Pompeii and Herculaneum, spreading all over Europe as students took home these Greco-Roman ideals with them. Commonly found during this movement is well balanced and synchronized features to the art itself.
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His paintings are great examples of the French style of Neoclassicism during the 19th century. His main focus was on mythology, historical events of the French Revolution, and portraiture. His style is prominent through his expertise in draftsmanship, gracious sophistication, and polished style.
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by Antonio Canova
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by Pierre Julien
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by Jacques Louis David
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by Jacques Louis David
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by Jacques Louis David
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by Francois Gerard
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by Jacques Louis David
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by Jacques Louis David
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Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres
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by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres
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