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E N T O F ART
DEVEL O P M
t s t h e L e s s o n s
y o f A r t r e f l e c
"Hist o r z e . "
t h e f u t u r e a b l a
P a s t t o s e t
of the
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LEARNING
OBJECTIVES:
I can ascertain the different parts
01 periods of Art.
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Monochrome
• "Monochrome" cave
paintings are images with
only one color, for example,
black, just like the cave
images found in Chauvet cave
in France.
Polychrome
• A "Polychrome"
cave painting has two or more
colors, as
can be seen in the
multicolored images
of bison on the ceiling at
Altamira cave Bison
in Spain. at the Ceiling of the
Altamira Cave
PRE-HISTORIC
PERIODS
PALEOLITHIC NEO-LITHIC PERIOD
(~3.3 million years ago (10,000BC to
PERIOD to around 12,000 years 2, 200 BC)
ago)
• The Neolithic Period or the shift
• Was the time when primitive cave artworks were
from Old Stone Age or Paleolithic to
created with the use of primitive stone the moment in a recent study published conditions. The naturalistic art style of
his lifestyle. Neolithic art reflected the great shift in living
tools by primitive men. This period the hunter gatherer of the Paleolithic had
was commonly represented by the been replaced by geometrically abstract
art of Neolithic farmers who started
naturalistic images of prey animals and civilization. Man became civilized when
the men that hunted them. Prehistoric he stopped being nomadic and settled
down and created communities that
caves were also heavily decorated with grew crops and tamed wild animals. The
painted hand-stenciled rock art. designs used on clay pots were commonly
derived from plant and animal forms.
Paleolithic Period PortrayedPainting
Neolithic Period
PortrayedPainting
Paleolithic Period
Example Artwork:
Venus of Willendorf
Neolithic Period
Example Artwork:
Stonehenge in
England
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