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Greek Golden Age |
500 B.C.- 410 B.C. Classicism, Humanism |
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Medieval |
320 A.D.- 1400 A.D. Holiness, Godliness, Sacredness |
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Renaissance |
1300 - 1590 Secularism, Worldliness, Exploration |
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Baroque |
1600 - 1750 Extravagance, Ostentation, Grandeur |
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Neo-classic |
1700 - 1800 Elegance, Orderliness, Formality |
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Romantic |
1775 - 1890 Sentimentalism, Individualism, Rebellion |
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Modern |
1900 - to the present Abstraction, Scientism, Expressionism |
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The artistic history of Greece began in the _ and later gave birth to _ art styles in the ancient Hellenistic Period. |
Minoan pre-historical civilization Western classical |
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Their architecture in the form of _,_,_ columns seen in temples were dedicated to mythical gods and goddesses. |
Doric, Ionic and Corinthian |
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Medieval art spans over one thousand years of art history in Europe including |
Early Christian Romanesque Byzantine Gothic |
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Its distinctive style was more focused on spiritual expression rather than physical beauty. _ man was generally sober, religious, and concerned more of his soul’s salvation. |
Medieval man |
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The Renaissance meaning “_” was more of a cultural and political movement that began in _ _ in the late Middle Ages. |
rebirth Florence, Italy |
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it encompasses many secular, intellectual, and worldly pursuits based on classical sources.
Painting was at its peak in the hands of many-talented great masters such as Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, etc. Painters formulated the laws of linear and aerial perspectives and the mathematics of representing three-dimensional reality on flat surfaces. |
renaissance |
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The was the Renaissance ideal being trained in body, mind and spirit for his exalted position in society. |
"universal man" |
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which means “rough pearl” was Western cultural style exemplified by grandeur, drama, opulence, lavish ornamentation and an over-all sense of awe to generally express triumphant power and control. |
Baroque |
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of the 18th century emphasized formal pattern and discipline and simply a nostalgia for classical ideals.
It was the pursuit of perfection by means of rules and order which appealed to the sophisticated courtly taste. |
Neo-classic style |
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was the prominent decoration style which tended toward gracefulness and charm. |
Rococo |
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is a complex, literary, and intellectual movement that originated in the middle of the 18th century in _ It was partly a revolt against aristocratic social norms, stressing strong emotion as a source of aesthetic experience. It legitimized the individual imagination as a critical authority which permitted freedom from classical notions of form in ar |
Romanticism Western Europe. |
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refers to artistic works of the 19th century up to the present. Past traditions are thrown aside in a spirit of experimentation with new ways of seeing with the characteristics style of abstraction. |
Modern or contemporary art |
