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3 Artistic Time Periods *Classical Art *Renaissance Art *Romanticism *Realism *Impressionism *Modern : Abstract and Non-Objective

4 Renaissance Art *Renaissance Art reconciled Christian faith and reason. *Renaissance Art promoted the “rebirth” of classical ideas. *Renaissance Art allowed new freedom of thought. 1400-1600

5 Renaissance Art Michelangelo 1475-1564 Leonardo da Vinci 1452-1519

6 Romanticism 1760-1870 *Romanticism was a revolt in art against neo-classical order and reason. *Romanticism returned to nature and the imagination,including: freedom, emotion, sentimentality,and spontaneity. *Romanticism showed an interest in the exotic, the patriotic, the primitive, and the supernatural.

7 Romanticism Art John Constable 1776-1837

8 *Realism / Naturalism sought the truth. *Realism / Naturalism found beauty in the commonplace.Landscapes were often the subject matter. *Realism focused on the Industrial Revolution and the conditions of the working class. Realism/ Naturalism 1820-1920

9 Realism Art Gustave Courbet 1819-1877

10 Impressionism 1850-1920 *Impressionism showed the effects of light and atmospheric conditions. *Impressionism spontaneously captured a moment of time. *Impressionism expressed reality in different ways.

11 Impressionistic Art Claude Monet 1840-1926

12 More Impressionism Vincent van Gogh 1853-1890

13 & More Impressionism! Mary Cassatt 1845-1926

14 Modern and Contemporary Art 1900-Present *Modern and Contemporary Art breaks with or redefines the conventions of the past. *Modern and Contemporary Art uses experimental techniques. *Modern and Contemporary Art shows the diversity of society and the blending of cultures.

15 Modern and Contemporary Art: Pablo Picasso Spanish Cubist Painter and Sculptor 1881-1973

16 Modern Contemporary Georgia OKeeffe American Painter 1887-1973

17 Modern Contemporary Dorothea Lange American Photographer 1895-1965

18 Modern Contemporary Andy Warhol American Pop Artist 1928-1987

19 Modern and Contemporary Art Salvador Dali Spanish Surrealist Painter 1904-1989

20 Modern Contemporary Frank Lloyd Wright American Architect and Designer 1869-1959

21 Credits and Thanks!!!!!!!!!! *Internet sources including: http://www.artcyclop.com http://webmuseum.com *Mr. Andrew Boyer..for technical help! *Mr. Dan Boyer for musical help and patience ! *Mr. John Leistner for technology rescue! *Project Venture

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