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1·painted with natural pigments such as blood or mud.

2·They painted everyday actions like what they had hunted today.

3·They painted in caves.

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1·They painted the gods with some parts of the body from the side and others from the front.
2·They wrote on papyrus which was a kind of paper from an ancient plant.
3·They wrote with symbols.

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1·The art of ancient Greece is characterized by the search for ideal beauty, recreating the "ideal world"
2· through the imitation of nature in the sense of Aristotelian mimesis.
3·Relief painting and sculpture used in temples and tombs,

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1·The Roman art of sculpture manifested itself in the form of reliefs on tombs, depicting situations from everyday life and Roman culture.

2·Roman art narrates and commemorates the battles of men through representations such as triumphal arches and memorial columns.

3·Pottery, sculpture, painting, reliefs, mosaics and, of course, architecture are the types of Roman art.

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1·The artistic style was adapted to a ruralised, uneducated society, intellectually controlled by the Church.

2·It was therefore the art of irrationality, obscurantism and mystery.

3·It is an art related to faith, arising from a theological culture.

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1·Other important features are the ribbed vault, flying buttress,

and windows with patterns of stone lace called tracery.

2·The cathedrals were higher and brighter. Windows were

decorated with stained glass.

3·It is also the architecture of many castles, palaces, town

halls, universities, and also some houses. It was a urban style.

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1·Importance of measures and proportion.

Introduction of perspective.

2·Religious and mythological themes.

3·Portraits.

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1·The depicted real people, religious scenes, portraits and

still lifes.

2·They represented heavy scenes; this was because at that

time world view of people was pessimist.

3·Another consequence of this pessimism was reflected in

their style of painting, by using the tenebrism technique

and the depiction of death motives.

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1·Impressionism is a style of painting that originated in France in the second half of the 19th century.

2·It is characterised by its persistent experimentation with lighting (similar to Luminism).

3·One of the most important painters was Monet who used the technique of Pointillism.