art period and types of paintings

a style of art that emerged from the contemporary period of history

These artist challenge themselves by making the art elements their subject (example: shapes, color, and forms)

it encourages the viewer to explore and engage with the art work on a deeper level

• Abstract Art
• Realism
• Surrealism
• Cubism

This is a style of art that became popular in the 20th century.

It uses colors, shapes, and lines to express their feelings and emotions

The artist use bold brushstrokes, splatters, and drips of paint to create their masterpiece.

• Cubism
• Abstract Expressionism
• Surrealism
• Impressionism

style of painting developed in France in the Modern Period of history.

Artist took familiar objects from everyday life, broke them up into geometric figures

includes multiple points of view in a single composition

• Fauvism
• Surrealism
• Impressionism
• Cubism

a period of art history occurring from the 1600 to 1800

Events: The seven year war, English colonization, Galileo and Newtons scientific discoveries, Lockes political science essays and Protestantism rise

These paintings are usually formal, showcasing scenery and costumes, have a great sense of energy and movement, and has contrast of light and dark areas

• Impressionism

• Modernism

• Renaissance

• Baroque

a period of art history from the 1950s to the present day.

Events: invention of Television, internet, landing on the moon, Civil Rights movement, wars fought in Korea, Vietnam and the Middle East.

artist moved from Europe to the US

• Postmodern Art
• Contemporary Art
• Modern Art
• Abstract Expressionism

the segment of Baroque period of art history

the Netherlands experienced a period of economic prosperity and artistic achievement

artist create portraits, landscapes, still life's, and genre paintings

• Dutch Golden Age

• Fauvism

• Harlem Renaissance

• Contemporary

art movement in the early 20th century where artist used bold, bright colors and simplified forms rather than trying to create realistic depictions.

Name comes from "les fauves"

• Impressionism
• Cubism
• Surrealism
• Fauvism

movement that began after World War 1 and lasted until the 1930s

Celebrated African American culture, art, sculptures, literature, music, dance, theatre, fashion, and social/political activism

concentrated in Harlem New york

• Harlem Renaissance
• Renaissance Movement
• Jazz Age
• Harlem Rebirth

a style of painting developed in France in the modern period

artist place different colors side by side very close on the canvas

contain few drawn lines, shadows, or dark colors

short, broad brush strokes that created a rough texture

• Cubism
• Surrealism
• Baroque
• Impressionism

a period from 1800-1950

Events: rise of democracy, diminishing powers of monarchies, industrial revolutions, and The great Depression.

New styles developed: impressionism, cubism, and surrealism

• The Modern Era

• The Renaissance

• The Great Depression

• The Industrial Revolution