Art History TimeLine by

1. Early Italian Renaissance

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More depth, detail in human anatomy, and fluid motion
Greek Hellenistic style

2. Early Northern Renaissance

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continuing with depth and detail but are further using religion in art

Claus Sluter, Well of Moses, 1395-1406

4. High Renaissance

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extremely detailed in terms of background and foreground. Each Person has a different facial expression. Wild use of color.

Leonardo da Vinci, The Last Supper, c. 1495-98

7. Northern European Sixteenth-century

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use of vivid colors, continuous use of religion, very little empty spaces

Matthias Grunewald, The Isenheim Altarpiece, c. 1510-15

8. Mannerism

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Jacopo da Pontormo, Descent from the Cross, 1525-28

9. Italian Baroque

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very geometric with architectural planning

11. Dutch Baroque

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amazing use of light and mimicking candles. The texture in the faces are very life like

15. French Rococo

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desensitizing the naked body, very detailed flowers and cloths

20. French Neoclassicism

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The words on the letter are so clearly seen it's amazing.
The man in this painting was a revolutionary who was seriously sick which is why he is in the bath. A women came and killed him while he was in the tub. While he was bleeding out, he wrote his final article to his followers.

21. Spanish Romanticism

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Even in the shadows of the painting, there is still great detail. This artist really took his time in every metal and intricate design on the dresses.

28. French Impressionism

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I love how Monet went in the opposite way of realism. You can still see what the painting is but question what it is. What's in the background? Trees? Monet's us of brush strokes leaves a great texture, almost accidental.

26. French Realism

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The painting is in many LDS church buildings.

29. Post-Impressionism

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We begin to fall away from realism and brush strokes are purposely left and made obvious.

30. Expressionism

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We now are going back to the basics. Using primary colors and extreme 2D and flat shapes.

31. Synthetic Cubism

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On the opposite side of expressionism, Picasso has created this detailed collage. The woven chair is exceptional.

33. Abstract Expressionism: Action Painting

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Really feeling the work. Not having any specific strokes, more just having fun.

35. Minimalism

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Little to no detail or thought but makes you really thing "why?" or "what?"

36. Modern Architecture

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Very geometric, almost doesn't look stable. reminds me of the house from the Incredibles II

37. Pop Art

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1950-1970

Andy Warhol, Campbell's Soup I, 1968

Randome things turned into art. little to no texture

5.Venetian Renaissance

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religious influence, proportionate figures, symbolism,

6. North American Art

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simple figures, symbolism, disproportionate human

34. Hopi

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bold colors, statue with traditional elements.

40. Flathead Nation

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'melted' painting leaving only the state names with Native American roots, further proving the nations reliance on Natives and mistreatment.

41. Crow

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39. Navajo

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very bold, traditional Navajo ideals, i love how the middle figure is protecting the child. warriors protecting the innocent

12. Spanish Baroque

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classical style baroque, symbolism, proportionate figures, very dramatic

13. Flemish Baroque

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blurred/blended background, generally muted colors, dramatic, detailed

14. French Baroque

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symbolism, religous influence, evrery one looks pretty somber, the candle is adding interesting shadows that are well placed, almost looks real

17. English Rococo

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blurred/ blended background, muted tones , proportionate figure

18. German Rococo

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dramatic, excessive detail, symbolism, drama

19.Neoclassicism

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arched ceilings, bright, bold colors and proportionate figures, very life like

23. French Romanticism

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the more I look at this painting, the more detail I see, the want that is in the people's faces, they beg for someone to save them

22. German Romanticism

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very dramatic, this was an era that was destroyed due to industrialism very simple yet bold.

24. English Romanticism

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very precise brush strokes, looks like a dream, definitely somewhere I want to live

25. Romantic/Revivalist Architecture

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repetition, still very gothic, I feel kind of bored looking at it theres just so much repitition

3. Japanese Art

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Muromachi Period. Very fluid motions relating to Zen Buddhism.

10. Momoyama Period

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tea room, very open floor plan, simple

16. Edo Period

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very flat and almost geometric,

27. Modern Period Japanese Art

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very flat, symbolism, It's beautiful

42. Contemporary Japanese Art

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32. Futurism

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geometric and cant tell what it is, causes the viewer to wonder and think about what it might be. Honestly my least favorit period.

38. Feminist Art

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represents bold women throughout history, It commands attention, love it

Fauvism

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Henri Matisse, Woman with a Hat, 1905

Die Brücke

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Ernest Kirchner, Street, Berlin, 1913

Analytic Cubism

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1910-1912, Picasso

Supermatism

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1914-1929

Olga Rozanova, Abstract Composition, 1917

Constructivism

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1915-1935

El Lissitzky, The Runner, 1930

Dada

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1916-1924

Marcel Duchamp, Fountain, 1917

De Stijl

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1917-1931

Piet Mondrian, Composition with Large Red Plane, Yellow, Black, Gray, and Blue, 1921

American Regionalism

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1928-1943

Grant Wood, The Perfectionist, 1936-1937

Surrealism

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1924-1966

Salvador Dalí, The Persistence of Memory, 1931

Harlem Renaissance

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1920-1945

Augusta Savage, Lift Every Voice and Sing (The Harp), 1939

Abstract Expressionism: Color Field Painting

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1949-1969

Helen Frankenthaler, Canyon, 1965

Post- Painterly Abstraction

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1950-1970

John Ferren, Dance, 1962

Op Art

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1964-Today

Bridget Riley, Blaze, 1964

Performance Art

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1975- Today

Marina Abramovic, Imponderabilia, 1977

Guests were encourage to enter a museum through Maria and her partner in the nude.

Conceptual Art

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1965- Today

Joseph Kosuth, One and Three Chairs, 1965

Earth Works

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1965- Today

Richard Long, A Line Made By Walking, 1967

Photorealism

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1965-Today

Chuck Close, Self-Portrait, 1967-68

Post Modernism

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1950-Present

Gerhard Richter, Apple Trees, 1987

Neo-Expressionism

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Late 1970s-1990's

Jean-Michel Basquiat, Untitled (Black Skull), 1982

Graffiti Art

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1967- Present

Banksy, Unwelcome Intervention, 2005