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Contemporary Art- The term contemporary
tends to include art made from around the
1960's up to present time.

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Impressionism- Impressionism began in France. The most important characteristic of this style is the attempt to capture the impression of light in a scene.

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Muralism – Public art, often out door wall painting meant to be accessible to the public. It portrays social and national themes.

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Alfred Julio Jensen (Guatemalan (1903-1981)

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Alfred Julio Jensen (Guatemalan (1903-1981)

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Abstract Expressionism- Abstract Expressionism is a type of art in which the artist uses purely form and color. In this art type there are no actual objects represented.

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Rococo: Rococo succeeded Baroque Art. It emphasizes the carefree life of the aristocrats. It was an elaborate and decorative art

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Baroque- Baroque art is less complex, more realistic, and more emotionally charged than Mannerism. It used exaggerated motion, clear detail, and it was very dramatic. The Catholic Church encouraged this style.

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Mannerism: Mannerism is characterized by a complex composition with muscular and elongated figures in complex poses.

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Art Nouveau –Art Nouveau is an elegant decorative style, with intricate patterns of curved lined and organic motifs.

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Cubism- Cubism breaks down an image into geometrical shapes.

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Surrealism- Surrealism is not a logically comprehensible style. It uses fantastical visual imagery that has nothing.