SAS#3 Flashcards
Era of cave painting
Well known pieces include the lascaux cave in southwestern france, a cave system covered in cave paintings of animals humans and symbols rendered in mineral pigment.
STONE AGE
This era included many stone sculptures and narrative beliefs including the stele upon which Hammurabi’s Code is carved, and the standard of Ur. Writing was invented around this time period, by the sumerians.
MESOPOTAMIAN
Everyone is familiar with the awe inspiring architecture of the ancient egyptians, including greek pyramid.
EGYPTIAN
Is a pretty huge umbrella term for an inter culture after all
EGYPTIAN ART
The famous styles of greek column we’re also invented during this time:
Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian
GREEK AND HELLENISTIC
Was one of idealism and perfection, which was reflected greatly in the eras architecture and sculptures.
HELLENISTIC GREEK ART
Today,the ________ exist as a symbol of athenian democracy
PARTHENON
During this era we see the construction of the pantheon, - a temple dedicated to all roman gods - and the colosseum, among other classic buildings
ROMAN
This era saw the birth of islamic religion, and structures like the hagia sophia and the alambra
BYZANTINE AND ISLAMIC
This was the era of celtic and gothic art, which saw the rise of intricate gothic cathedrals and structures like nostre dame.
It was a dark era
MIDDLE AGES
It was a cultural rebirth of, literature and intellect after a vast period of darkness disease and war.
Which give birth to such grades as michelangelo leonardo da vinci do not do and more.
Music art science philosophy and other schools thrive during this era
EARLY AND HIGH RENAISSANCE
During this era, the renaissance movement spread from italy to france germany poland and other northern europe countries.
Bellini, john van eyck, Bosch, and other artists reign during this time
VENETIAN AND NORTHERN RENAISSANCE
Was a highly religious era that overlap the thirty years war between the protestants and the catholics
BAROQUE
Era tone down the extremity of baroque spell capturing the grace and aesthetic perfection of greco roman art periods
It was likely the overlapping age of enlightenment
NEOCLASSICAL
While past eras had embraced the religious and the scientific, _____________ so an emphasis on the self, as well as a rejection of the kind of order that the enlightenment had imposed in favor of a more chaotic approach to look
ROMANTICISM
Was the first movement to finally reject all the drama, intensely exaggerated emotion and grandeur of other artists tiles for a more ground that approach to human nature
REALISM
Have been one of the first purely aesthetic art periods
Rejected data techniques that dictated form and order and painted freely
Watercolors we’re also popular during this time
IMPRESSIONISM
was the logical follow-up impressionism, art style that maintain its philosophy - a rejection of traditional art rules and its focuses on perfection but also rejected it supposed limitation.
POST-IMPRESSIONISM
Were partially products of wartime.
it flourished during and after the first world war with its harsh colors bold shapes and often is disturbing emotional content
FAUVISM AND EXPRESSIONISM
According parallel to expressionism and during and after the first world war, the diverse set of art styles.
No Longer were artists force to capture realistic images of people or beauty scenery
This was a bold period of art and saw talents like Picasso leading the way
CUBISM, FUTURISM, SUPREMATIVISM, CONSTRUCTIVISM, DE STIJL
Rejected so much of traditional arts that it divided into absurdism.
DADA AND SURREALISM
Meant to subvert classical ideas of expression, as well as question what art is a given means
DADAISTS
artist use contemporary images such as food product labels and celebrity photography and mass production technique to voice political and social commentary
POP ART
Deconstructing styles of the past and reinterpreting them
POSTMODERNISM AND DECONSTRUCTIVISM
By the end of the 1970s a movement in words that to you out the cool ideas of minimalism and embraced impassioned emotions of expressionism
NEO EXPRESSIONISM
A german art movement of the early 1900s
EXPRESSIONISM
