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Characterized by cave paintings and portable sculptures.
Ancient Near East includes ziggurats and narrative reliefs.
Focus on beauty, harmony, and idealized human forms.
Roman art is more realistic and narrative.
Biblical themes with a move towards symbolic forms.
Retains Greek harmony but lacks depth illusion.
Heavy architecture with stiff, twisted figures.
Use of flying buttresses and pointed arches.
Rebirth of Greco-Roman ideals and humanism.
Focuses on realism and emotional depth influenced by the Reformation.
Increased movement, drama, and emotional intensity.
Ornamental, light-hearted, and aristocratic.
Severe linear style reflecting calmness and precision.
Emotive imagery and nature over man.
Current events and modern life.
Effects of light on surfaces in nature.
Focuses on form and emotion rather than just light.
Delicate, floral designs with sensual rhythms.
Intense color and flattened space.
Faceted forms showing multiple perspectives.
Anti-art focused on ideas and statements.
The subconscious and dreamlike visions.
Expressive imagery with no recognizable forms.
Saturated color applied flatly or through staining.
Incorporation of commercial art elements.
Optical effects and visual perception.
Total abstraction with very few forms.
Art expressed through actions.
Large projects involving landscapes and communities.
Art focused on ideas rather than physical form.
The viewer's perception of space or form.
Eclectic use of past styles in art.