The Second period of Art History

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The third period of art history

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What is the Latin term which means ability, skill, or craft?

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are cupules, rock carvings and engravings

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includes the cave paintings and drawings

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includes small statuettes and relief sculptures

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refers to the arrangement of large pieces of stone

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it has five principal motifs or subjects: animals, human figures, tools and weapons, local maps and symbols

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subjects were animals and human figures made from bone, ivory and stone

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Two divisions of Classical Art

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arts in linear, geometric designs and a human figure

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aesthetic ideals

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art became dynamic, flexible and truthful

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Greek Architecture

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portrayed their art in a more realistic and natural form

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subjects are life, landscapes and architectural motifs

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Under the Medieval Art; emphasized the spiritual and religious

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Under the Medieval Art; aims to create a reflection of heaven

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Under the Medieval Art; rounded arches combined with heavy walls

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under Medieval Art; has high, pointed spikes and columns that symbolizes an expression of faith

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considered the golden age of Athens

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sculptures of Roman

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The Age of Enlightenment

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Renaissance comes from the French word (a)  

Renaissance Man

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portray their subjects as natural as possible

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also known as the Late Renaissance; comes from the word "maniera" which means "stylishness"

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Refers to the stylized, exaggerated approach in painting and sculpture.

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comes from the Portuguese word "barocco" which means "irregular pearl or stone"

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a continuation of the Baroque but in a lighter, more graceful tone and has a more decorative effect

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comes from the word rocaille meaning "shell", were detail-oriented, ornate, and elaborately decorative in pastel tone

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color harmonies based on gold, white, pink, blue, and green used to generate sunny, light-hearted feeling

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stressed the individuality and creativity of the artist and they are free to express their view of the world in whatever medium or technique they are comfortable with

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Statue of Liberty is an example of an artwork from

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characterized by drama, movement, energy and restlessness

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inspired from the painting "Impression Sunrise", using vibrant and fresh colors and favors spontaneity

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more outdoor scenes, light as an important element; brush strokes that affects the lightness and dullness

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more realistic subjects but gave more importance to geometrical forms to express vision

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inspired by natural forms for their complexity and irregularity; particularly curved lines of plants and flowers

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an intricately designed art

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started in Russia in 1913 by Vladimir Taitlin; it is a practice for social purpose

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utilitarian simplicity and respecr for the logic of materials

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primary colors, constant elements, plastically produced reality

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geometric abstraction and produce moving or motion effect by using arrangements of elements

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metaphors of human emotion and experience

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unrelated materials visually removed from its known context, isolated, or combined with materials to create its intended message

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"completely literal presence" lack of expressive content

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year for Op Art

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year the De Stijl emerged

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year Constructivism started

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