• 1. Neoclassicism and Romanticism (33 fr.)
• 2. Romanticism, Naturalism and Realism (37 fr.)
• 3. The Age of Impressionism, pt. 1 (32 fr.)
• 4. The Age of Impressionsim, pt. 2 (32 fr.).

Traces a period of European painting that had no dominant style; being rather a period of "movements" and of individual artists supported neither by the traditional tryad of church, monarchy and aristocracy nor by the emerging, largely uncultured middleclasses. This led artists to form small societies of their own, with the major divisions being Idealists and Naturalists, the latter finally triumphing with Impressionism.

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• 1. 18th-Century sculpture (36 fr.)
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• 2. 19th-Century sculpture (35 fr.).

Overview of European sculpture of the 18th century, which often reflected the ongoing conflict between baroque and classical styles, and the 19th century, ending with the last phase of Rodin's career.