1. Early Renaissance

2. Egyptian

3. Surrealism

4. Dadaism

5. Abstract Expressionism

6. Renaissance

7. Pop Art

8. Lascaux Cave Paintings

9. Contemporary

10. Venus of Willendorf

11. 2nd Gen Nanyang

12. High Renaissance

1) Early Renaissance

2) Egyptian

3) Surrealism

4) Dadaism

5) Abstract Expression

6) Renaissance

7) Pop Art

8) Lascaux Cave

9) Contemporary

10) Venus of Willendorf

11) 2nd Gen Nanyang

12) High Renaissance

1. Early Renaissance

2. Egyptian

3. Surrealism

4. Dadaism

5. Abstract Expressionism

6. Higher Renaissance

7. Pop Art

8. Lascaux Cave Paintings

9. Contemporary

10. Venus of Wilendorf

11. Second Gen Nanayang

12. High Renaissance

1. Renaissance

2. Byzantine

3. Surrealism

4. Dadaism

5. Abstract Expressionism

6. Renaissance

7. Pop Art

8. Lascaux Cave

9. Contemporary

10. Venus of Wilendorf

11. 2nd Gen Nanyang

12. Classical Antiquity

1. Early Renaissance

2. Egyptian

3. Surrealism

4. Dadaism

5. Abstract Expression

6. Renaissance

7. Pop Art

8. Lascaux Cave

9. Modern Art

10. Venus of Wilendorf

11. 2nd Gen Nanyang

12. High Renaissance

Köln Cathedral, Germany

The construction began in 1248 and took over 600 years to finish. The building consists of arched entryways, pointed arches, and cluster piers

St. Andrews Cathedral

Strasbourg Cathedral

-Pointed Arches

-Ribbed Vaults

-Stained Glass Windows

The English Chathedral of Wells

It’s considered gothic architecture because it has stained glass, and also has an emphasis on its height (vertical lines), and pointed arches.

Strasbourg Cathedral

• Strasbourg Cathedral, a breathtaking Gothic marvel, features soaring spires, intricate stone carvings, and exquisite stained glass windows. Its renowned astronomical clock and detailed architectural design make it one of Europe's most iconic and awe-inspiring religious landmarks.

1. Objective, Scientific

2. Ethics and Morals

3. Rational, Solemn in tone, and moralizing in character

4. Simplicity and clarity

5. Tense, Controlled, Rigid, Hard, Angular

1. Power, Strength, Objective, and Scientific

2. Ethics and Morals

3. Emotions, rational, conquer

4. Rational, solemn in tone, and moralising in character, control

5. Sharp, hard, defined, rigid, saturated

1. Mechanism, Materialism, Reductionism & Universalism

2. Ethics & Morals

3. Calm grandeur, spiritual nobility, and beauty

4. Realistic, classical ‘solemnness’ and ‘severity’ reflecting the

   moral climate at the end of the French hereditary monarchy

5. Clarity of form, sharp, shallow spaces, saturated

• Natural phenomena

• All phenomena can be explained by analysis

• Natural phenomena

• knowledge and truth applies in all cases

• nothing exists except matter, its movement and modifications

Religious Devotion - ethnics and moral

Emotions, passion, drama. Passion, romantic love, flirtation- moral virtue

Elaborate, decorative, and excessive- simplicity, order and symmetry

fluid,soft round and limp - strong, linear and structured