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    The document outlines major periods in art history from the Renaissance to Post-Modernism and provides some context for each period. It recommends creating a chart with links to specific artworks to help learn about the movements within each period. Key periods mentioned include Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Realism, Modern Art eras like Impressionism and Cubism, and Post-Modernism. The document suggests choosing exemplar artists for each movement to study in depth.

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    Art History Periods: Below are the periods, and then a suggestion for a

    chart with links that will help you to build. Use the WGA website, the Annotated
    Mona Lisa, and the links I have sent to you…

    Renaissance 1350- 1550


    (Giotto, others from early 14th c sometimes count as Renaissance rather than
    Middle Ages.
    Remember why…)

    mannerism
    Northern Renaissance

    Baroque Art 1600- 1750

    Rococo 1720- 1760

    Neoclassism 1780- 1820

    Romanticism 1790s in England—first half of 19th century for Europe

    Realism 1850- 1870s (and later

    Photography ( 20th Century Alfred Stieglitz in New York)


    impressionism

    Modern Art: 1870- 20th Century

    Fauvism (Matisse, “You were born to simplify painting”, arabesque, )

    Cubism (Picasso, “Les Demoiselles D’Avignon”, “Guernica” both have been on the
    exam; Picasso also known for his Blue eriod, Rose Period, Sculpture, diversity of style)
    Cubism: influence of Arfrican art, analytic vs. synthetis cubism

    Expressionism: 1905- 1930


    Kandinsky (Russia)

    Dadaism and Surrealism: Art between the Wars


    Magritte, Chagall, Dali

    (Futurism
    Constructivism)

    Post-modernism

    Learn the movements within these periods: Flemish, mannerism, impressionism,


    realism, fauvism, etc.

    Choose at least one artist for each movement, several for each period (El Greco for
    Mannerism, for example) and link to one or two pictures that you will study so that
    you can discuss specific examples of mannerist art in the paintings of El Greco on the
    exam.

    Use class notes, Viault, The Annotated Mona Lisa, and WGA to fill in these paintings
    and this information.

    The chart is in a separate attachment for layout reasons.

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