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Period: 1720 BCE to 1760 BCE
Rococo Art
1720-1760 => Rococo Art -
Period: 1600 BCE to 1725 BCE
Baroque Art
1600-1725 => Baroque Art -
Period: 1400 BCE to 1600 BCE
Renaissance Art
1400-1600 => Renaissance Art Includes Early Renaissance with its Late Gothic elements & Northern Renaissance from c. 1450 & Italian Renaissance aka High Renaissance (1492 to 1527). Coincides with Early Netherlandish(1450 to 1600. Also includes Late Renaissance/Mannerism/Transitional Period (1520-1600) -
Period: 500 BCE to 500 BCE
Ancient Art
Before 500 - Ancient Art Egyptian, Greek/Hellenistic and Roman Art -
Period: 500 BCE to 1550 BCE
Medieval Art
500-1550 => Medieval Art Early Christian, Celtic, Byzantine, Coptic, Orthodox, Islamic, Romanesque, and Gothic. -
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Neoclassical Art
1760-1830 => Neoclassical Art -
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Romanticism
1800-1850 => Romanticism -
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Academic Art
1800's => Academic art -
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Realism
1840-1870 => Realism -
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Pre-Raphaelite Art
1848-1854 => Pre-Raphaelite Art -
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Impressionism
1870-1900 => Impressionism -
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Post-Impressionism
1880-1920 => Post-Impressionism
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Symbolism
1880-1910 => Symbolism -
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Fauvism
1905-1908 => Fauvism -
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Expressionism
1905-1925 => Expressionism -
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Cubism
1908-1920 => Cubism -
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Futurism
1909-1918 => Futurism -
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Abstract Art
From 1910 => Abstract Art
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Precisionism
1915-1945 => Precisionism -
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Dada
1916-1923 => Dada -
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Surrealism
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Art Deco
1920-1935 => Art Deco -
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Pop Art
1956-1960s => Pop Art -
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Photorealism
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Conceptual Art & Installation Art
Conceptual Art & Installation Art Both Considered Contemporary Art/Post-Modern Art
This section includes information about Stuckism, a pro- painting, anti- conceptual art mov ement.