ART MOVEMENTS

THROUGHOUT THE AGES

P R E - H I ST O R I C A RT S
A N C I E NT A RT
M E D I EV A L A RT
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Aben, Shahana Crystal

Asiong, Reese
Bao-et, Nicole Paac
Duclan, Kyle James
Legaspi, Franszienn
Madalla, Aj
Mamaril, Avril
Jayzaree
Pedro, Honeylette
Reyes, Leonard
Takeng, Melvin
Tuscano, Edric
PREHISTORIC ARTS
2.5MILLON YEARS AGO TO 1,200 B.C
Prehistoric art refers to
all art that was created
before cultures had
developed more complex
forms of expression and
communication such as a VENUS FIGURINE
written language.
Abbé Henri Breuil
father of prehistoric art

“CAVE ART”
 ANCIENT ARTS
5th Century AD.

often served religious, cultural, and

political purposes, with many works
showcasing gods, myths, and historical
events.
Egyptian
Pyramids,
the Sphinx
Greek sculptures

Venus de Milo,
the Winged
Victory of
Samothrace
Roman
frescoes,
mosaics, and
sculptures, like
the Colosseum,
the Trajan's
Column
 MEDIEVAL ARTS
476 A.D.

Medieval art was produced in many media,

and works survive in large numbers in
sculpture, illuminated manuscripts, stained
glass, metalwork and mosaics, all of which
have had a higher survival rate than other
media such as fresco wall-paintings, work in
precious metals or textiles, including tapestry.
 MEDIEVAL ARTS
476 A.D.

Philosophy of the medieval period was

closely connected to Christian thought,
particularly theology. Much of the art in
Europe during the Middle Ages was
religious art with Catholic subjects and
themes.
EXAMPLES

CHRIST PONTACRATOR (SINAI)

THE LAMENTATION
(THE MOURNING OF CHRIST)
 RENAISSANCE
14th-16th century
ART
•The Renaissance saw a shift away from the stylized and
symbolic art of the Middle Ages to a more naturalistic and
humanistic approach. Painters and sculptors aimed to capture the
human form in a realistic and lifelike manner, and many works
from this period are characterized by a heightened sense of
drama and emotional expression.
-rooted in humanism, which emphasized the value and worth
of the individual. Renaissance thinkers sought to rediscover
the wisdom and knowledge of the ancient world and to use
that knowledge to improve the lives of people in the present.
The pursuit of knowledge and understanding is reflected in
the art of the period, which often celebrated the beauty and
potential of the human form.
Examples of Artwork:

•Michelangelo's David
•Sistine Chapel Ceiling
•Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa
•The Last Supper
•The Sistine Madonna

DAVID
Sistine Chapel Ceiling

MONA LISA
•The Last Supper

•The Sistine Madonna

MANNERISM
•1520 - 16th century

•depicts figures in their serpentine shapes.

•manipulates the nature creating gross perfection
of human form, idealizing forms to the point of
abstraction
•It is a continuous refinement of form and concept.
 EXAMPLE
•entombment of the Christ
(Depositio of Christ) 1525-1528
•Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror (c.
1524)
•Deposition from the Cross (1525-28)

ENTOMBMENT OF
THE CHRIST
Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror (c. 1524)

Deposition from the Cross (1525-28)

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