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'Rebirth' Began in Italy after the middle ages. Named after it's renewed interest in ancient Greek and Roman culture, science, and the study of human beings.
RENAISSANCE
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Michelangelo
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Style famous for it's swirling curves, many ornate elements and dramatic contrasts of light and shade. Artists use this to express strong emotions and energy
BAROQUE
Andre de Pozzo
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Based on the interest in the ideals of ancient Greek and Roman art. Based on the serious aspects in life such as beauty, courage, sacrifice and love of Country.
NEO CLASSISM
David
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A style against Neo-Classism. Focussed on dramatic action, exotic settings, adventures, imaginary events, faraway places and strong feelings
ROMANTISISM
Delacroix
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Shows objects as the eye sees them
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Emphasises the views on a subject at a particular moment, and the effects of sunlight on the colours
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Placing small dots of colour side by side
POINTILLISM
Seurat
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Various styles used such as basic structures, emotionally strong brush strokes and intense colour
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A style Based on the use of curved, plant-like forms, especially the linear qualities of vines
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Painters using brilliant colours and bold distortions "Wild Beasts"
FAUVES
Matisse
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Shows Motion and speed by mechanical rhythms and with brilliant lights and bright colour
FUTURISM
Boccioni
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Subject matter is broken up and jumbled and then put back together again
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Shows a definite strong mood or feeling. Created mostly in Germany, usually scared or frightened
EXPRESSIONISM
Munch
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'The Bridge' Bold, expressionistic style. Often borrowing design ideas from art created
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The spiritual and expressive meanings of colour in painting. "The blue Rider"
DER BLAUE REITER
Kadinsky
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Abstract based on vertical and horizontal flat areas, and the 3 primary colours with black, white and grey
DE STIJL
Mondrian
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German art school. aimed at an emotional effect
BAUHAUS
Paul Klee
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Work based on chance. Use readily made objects to produce new art forms, criticising contemporary culture
DADA
Duchamp
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Morphing the unconsciousness with the consciousness. Symbolical significance of objects within the subconsciousness
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Non-geometric abstract art
ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM
Pollock
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Based on pop culture. bright colours
POP ART
Andy Warhol
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