1. They drew in the walls of the caves.   

2.They used natural dyes to paint: blood, herbs, mud...   

3.They drew hunting scenes, animals...

2. They painted their faces from the side and their shoulders from the front.

3. They did not use the alphabet as we do, they used images (geoglyphs).

2.The olympic games were so important

3.The vases werw made of ceramics. They werwnused to store food.

mosaics.

2. Mosaics were made from tiny coloured stones which

they called tesserae and they were stuck to the floor with

mortar (cement)

3.Mosaics depicted mythological scenes, portraits of people,

daily activities, geometric patterns, etc.

elements of churches and cathedrals. They adorned walls,

vaults, and apses,

2.The color palette of Romanesque murals was bold and vivid, it

included earth tones and primary colors.

3.The Romanesque mural paintings generally had a flat and

two-dimensional style. Figures appeared somewhat stylized

and lacked the naturalistic proportions.

pointed arch

2.Other important features are the ribbed vault, flying buttress,

and windows with patterns of stone lace called tracery.

3. The cathedrals were higher and brighter. Windows were

decorated with stained glass.

2.Introduction of perspective.

3. Religious and mythological themes. Portraits.

2. Up close, Monet paintings can look messy, and it can be hard to tell what it is.

3. He enjoyed painting outdoors, and painted landscapes at different times of day and in all kinds of weather.

still lifes.

2.Tenebrism technique.

3. Depiction of death motives.