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Byzantine style dominates; religious scenes with stiff, 1 dimen. figures aaociated w/ the priestly functions of the church. religious. otherworldly.
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Medieval
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An Art of line and edges. bible. classical history, mythology. secularism, virtu, order, calm
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Renaissance
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Art style that is more florid. colorful. rich. mystery, drama, violence. sensualism, emotion.
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Baroque
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Genre or everyday scenes exhibit mathematical and geometric values of 17th cent. sci. quiet opulence, comfortable domesticity, realism
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northern realism 17th cent.
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Art of the French Aristocracy. Ornamentation, elegance, sweetness
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Rococo 18th cent.
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A reture to classical antiquiety for inspiration. reason, order, balance, antiquity.
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neoclassicism 18th cent.
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A reaction against the cold and unfeeling reason of the englightenment. emotion, feeling, morbidity, exoticism, mystery.
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romanticism 19th cent.
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At attempt to portray the fleeting and transitory world of sense impressions. the immediate, accidental, and transitory.
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Impressionism 19th cent.
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Indebted to Freud. Art tries to penetrate the facade of bourgeouis superficiality. Subliminal Anxiety, dissonance in color and perspective
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Expressionism 19th/20th cent.
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Also indebted to Frued, explores the dream world. The dream sequence, illogic, fantasy.
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Surrealism 19th/20th cent.
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no single point of view, no continuity or simultaneity of image contour. a new way of seeing, a view of the world as a mosaic or multiple relationships, reality as interaction.
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cubism 20th cent.
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nonrepresentational art; no climaxes, flattened-out planes and values. personal and subjective interpretation.
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abstract expressionism 20th cent.
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