| Northern Renaissance Art, 700 Paintings by Over 100 Artists in One Screensaver. The Northern Renaissance, or perhaps it would be better said, the north and east and west renaissance, which lasted from the mid 1400s through the early 1600s, collectively represents the spread of the renaissance influence as it expanded across Europe outwardly from the Italian peninsula, with each country often having it's own individual style. This screensaver includes works by Albrecht Durer, Pieter Bruegel, Jan Brueghel, Hieronymus Bosch, Hans Holbein, Jan van Eyck, Lucas Cranach, Hans Memling, Quentin Massys, Jan Steen, David Teniers, Petrus Christus, Jean Fouquet, Adriaen Brouwer, van der Goes, Momper, Clouet, Ostade, Gossaert, Mabuse, van der Weyden, and many more. |
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| Neo-Classical and Academic Art, 700 Paintings by Over 50 Artists in One Screensaver. NeoClassicism, of the mid 1700s through the mid 1800s, was the artistic component of the intellectual movement known as the Age of Enlightenment . It was an art of an ideal, familiar with it's own canon, but did not repeat it in lifeless reproductions. Rather, with ever deepening technical expertise, these artists synthesized the traditions anew in each work, applying it to fresh interpretations of often ancient archetypes. Neoclassicism seems to be a natural recurring expression of many cultures at certain moments in their development, confident of their own rich traditions. Academic Art, which gained great popularity during the mid to late 1800s, refers to the work influenced by the standards of the French Académie des Beaux Arts, from which this movement derived it's name, in the attempt to synthesize together both the styles of the preceding, and sometimes conflicting, Neoclassicism and Romanticism movements. A battle of styles known as the Poussiniste Rubiniste debate had been long standing as to whether line and form should dominate art due to their appeal to the intellect, or that spirited application techniques and more importantly color should dominate because of their appeal to emotion. Both NeoClassicism and Academic Art considered already existing idealized mythological, literary, religious, and allegorical subjects as fertile soil, and it assimilated the philosophical idea that history itself could be considered as a collection of allegorical plays, a dialect of competing ideas which had eventually resolved in a synthesis. Artists in this collection include Jaques Louis David, Jean Ingres, Francois Gerard, Anne Girodet Trioson, Pierre Guerin, Jean Leon Gerome, Pierre Prudhon, Edwin Weeks, Albert Moore, Lawrence Alma Tadema, Lord Frederick Leighton, John William Godward, William Bouguereau, James Tissot, Alexandre Cabanel , and many more. |
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| Early American & Folk Art, 700 Paintings by Over 100 Artists in one screensaver. The paintings in this collection were created between approximately 1750 and 1875 and cover a wide variety of styles. There are many examples of American Folk Art, Hudson River School, Barbizon School, Romanticism, Allegorical, Academic Art, and Realism. A beautiful panoramic view of Americana. The subjects and cultures depicted of young America range from the lives of early settlers, the extremely diverse nations of Native American Indians, the founding of the United States, seascapes, epic landscapes of the American West, South and North East, historical depictions, beautiful still lifes, and folk art. There are portrayals of nature, agriculture, and the fast disappearing wilderness just as it was coming to be appreciated for its qualities of ruggedness and sublimity. Artists in this collection include George Caleb Bingham, George Catlin, Frederic Edwin Church, Charles Bird King, Winslow Homer, Albert Bierstadt, John James Audubon, Thomas Cole, Martin Johnson Heade, Eastman Johnson, Fitz Hugh Lane, Thomas Moran, Raphaelle Peale, Benjamin West, Edward Hicks, John Frederick Peto, works by unknown early folk artists, and more. |
| Hudson River School Landscapes and Seascapes, 425 Paintings in one screensaver. The Hudson River School was an art movement in epic American landscape painting during the mid to late 1800s. The term school does not refer to a formal school as the word is commonly used, rather it embodies the affiliation and cooperation of two generations of American landscape painters whose vision was strongly influenced by the aesthetics of Romanticism. The name of this movement depicts where this movement initially began, the Hudson River Valley of New York State, however many of these artists traveled far in their efforts to capture the distant and varied landscapes throughout the United States, such as the frontiers of the American West. They painted the lush greenery of the North eastern and Southern Mountain ranges to the beautiful earth tones of the Western Grand Canyon, as well as the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Coast. Works by the second generation artists are often described as examples of Luminism, referring to the almost glowing effects in light their paintings exhibited. Artists in this collection include Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Cole, Frederic Edwin Church, Thomas Moran, Asher Durand, Sanford Robinson Gifford, John Frederick Kensett and many more. If you enjoy photographs by Ansel Adams you will love these paintings as well. |
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| Romanticism, Barbizon School, & Realism Art, 800 Paintings by Over 100 Artists in One Screensaver. Romanticism, dominant between the late 1700s through the mid 1800s, placed new emphasis on such emotions as trepidation, terror and wonder, especially when confronting the sublimity of the untamed power of nature. In part, it was a reactionary revolt against the aristocratic social and political norms of the Age of Enlightenment and it's scientific rationalization of nature. The Romantic sensibility contrasted with the NeoClassicism being taught in the academies. The idea of the romantic character may be expressed as a gifted, perhaps misunderstood loner, creatively following the dictates of his inspiration rather than the mores of contemporary society. Romanticism placed importance on the awe generated in being alive, and experiencing life 'in the moment' through the senses. It elevated intuition and spontaneity to noble characteristics and heavily prized the tumultuous fires of personal human passions over rationalism, permitting freedom from the classical notions of form in art. This collection also includes many artists from the Realism movement (not photo-realism as we think of it today) and from the Barbizon School of landscape. Realism was known for it's sublime simplicity, clarity, and a change to an emphasis on depictions of everyday working people living close to the earth; the unique and beautiful style of landscape painting of the Barbizon School was centered near the forest of Fountainebleau in France. Artists in this screensaver collection include Caspar Friedrich, Theodore Gericault, Fransisco Goya, Eugine Delacroix, Joseph Wright of Derby, Gustav Carus, John Constable, Joseph Mallard William Turner, Benjamin West, Ivan Shiskin, Jules Breton, Jean-Baptiste Corot, Gustave Courbet, Jean Francois Millet, Charles-Francois Daubigny, Honre Daumier, Narcisse de la Pena, Jules Dupre, Henri Fantin-Latour, John Grimshaw, Adolphe Monticelli, Ilya Repin, Karl Schinkel, Karl Blechen, Felix Ziem, and many more. |
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| Symbolism Art, 900 Paintings by Over 100 Artists One screensaver. The symbolist painters, of the mid-1800's through the beginning of the 20th century, mined dream imagery for a visual language of the soul and the unconcious, creating paintings that evoke a still world intended to be pondering.. The symbols used were intensely personal, private, obscure and ambiguous references. Symbolism represents an outgrowth of the earlier romanticism movement, but in a more metaphorical, suggestive and highly stylized manner, often with a mood of ironic detachment. A summation of their goals might be that they attempted to paint beyond the visible; and as artist Odilon Redon stated "My paintings and drawings are meant to inspire, and are not to be defined. They place us, as does music, in the ambiguous realm of the undetermined". In broder terms, painters with symbolist interests can be found across many centuries and cultures, as they are still today, though this collection focuses primarily on the painters who have come to be known as symbolists. This screensaver includes artists: Gustav Moreau, William Blake, Mikolajus Ciurlionis, Odilon Redon, Maurice Denis, Paul Serusier, Niko Pirosmani, Paul Ranson, Ferdinand Hodler, Michael Vrubel, Wassily Kandinsky, Marc Franz, Edvard Munch, Felix Vallotton, August Macke, Fernand Khnopff, Georges Lacombe, and many more. |
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