Nazarene movement

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The Nazarene movement was an early 19th-century German Romantic art movement of painters who sought to revive the spirituality and stylistic purity of late medieval and early Renaissance Christian art.

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Label Occurrences
Nazarene movement canonical 14
Nazarene Brotherhood 2
Nazarenes 2

Statements (61)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian art movement
Romantic movement
art movement
artisticTechnique fresco painting
history painting
countryOfOrigin Germany
endTime late 19th century
foundedBy Franz Pforr
Johann Friedrich Overbeck
hasAlternativeName Brotherhood of St. Luke
surface form: Brotherhood of St. Luke movement

Nazarene movement
surface form: Nazarenes
hasCharacteristic bright, clear color
communal artistic life
linear clarity
medievalizing tendencies
religious subject matter
simplicity of composition
spiritual intensity
hasGoal rejection of academic classicism
revival of Christian spirituality in art
revival of early Renaissance artistic ideals
revival of late medieval artistic ideals
hasMember Franz Pforr
Friedrich Overbeck circle
Friedrich Wilhelm Schadow
Johann Friedrich Overbeck
Joseph Anton Koch
Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld
Peter von Cornelius
Philipp Veit
hasPart Brotherhood of St. Luke
Lukasbund
inception circa 1809
early 19th century
influenced 19th-century religious painting
Catholic devotional imagery
German historicist art
Pre-Raphaelite art
surface form: Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
influencedBy Fra Angelico
German Romantic literature
German medieval religious painting
Giotto
surface form: Giotto di Bondone

Middle Ages revivalism
Perugino
Raphael
Roman Catholic piety
early Renaissance Italian art
late medieval Christian art
locationOfActivity Rome
locationOfFormation Vienna
movement Romanticism
surface form: German Romanticism
namedAfter Jesus Christ
surface form: Jesus of Nazareth
notableWork frescoes in Casa Bartholdy, Rome
frescoes in Casino Massimo, Rome
opposedTo Neoclassicism in art academies
secularization of art
religion Christianity
Roman Catholicism
subjectFocus Christian allegory
biblical scenes
saints and martyrs

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Düsseldorf school of painting influencedBy Nazarene movement
Ford Madox Brown influencedBy Nazarene movement
this entity surface form: Nazarenes
Nazarene movement hasAlternativeName Nazarene movement
this entity surface form: Nazarenes
Neue Pinakothek, Munich hasCollection Nazarene movement
subject surface form: Neue Pinakothek
this entity surface form: Nazarenes (art movement)
Lukasbund movement Nazarene movement
Lukasbund hasPart Nazarene movement
Lukasbund partOf Nazarene movement
Brotherhood of St. Luke movement Nazarene movement
Brotherhood of St. Luke artisticStyle Nazarene movement
this entity surface form: Nazarene style
Johann Friedrich Overbeck movement Nazarene movement
Johann Friedrich Overbeck influenced Nazarene movement
Friedrich Wilhelm Schadow movement Nazarene movement
Friedrich Wilhelm Schadow memberOf Nazarene movement
this entity surface form: Nazarene Brotherhood
Friedrich Overbeck circle movement Nazarene movement
Franz Pforr movement Nazarene movement
Franz Pforr memberOf Nazarene movement
Philipp Veit movement Nazarene movement
Philipp Veit memberOf Nazarene movement
this entity surface form: Nazarene Brotherhood
Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld movement Nazarene movement
Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld memberOf Nazarene movement