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15,000 BCE
Lascaux Caves
Contains very prehistoric displays of art. The caves were discovered on September 12, 1940. -
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Ts’ai Lun
Was an inventor that invented the paper that we use to draw on today. -
1450
Johannes Gutenberg
He was an inventor the created the printing press. -
Victorian
Influenced the making of furniture and fabrics and is sometimes used when designing interior of homes. -
Chromolithography
Artworks that are made on stone tablets using water and oils. -
Arts & Crafts
Making unique objects of art with creativity. -
Art Nouveau
Inspired by arts & crafts and influenced the creation of stained glass. -
Futurism
Italian movement to capture energy of Art, inspired by Filipino M. Involves no patterns. -
Vienna Workshop
Artists' creating everyday objects with an emphasis on quality design. -
Early Modern Art
A tendency away from the narrative, which was characteristic for the traditional arts, toward abstraction is characteristic of much modern art. -
Heroic Realism
People look realistic in the art, bright color, used to alter attitudes (motivate). -
Bauhaus
Inspired architecture, arts & crafts and is abstract. -
Constructivism
a style or movement that became popular in the 1920s in which assorted mechanical objects are combined into abstract mobile structural forms. -
Art Deco
Originated in France, represented modernism turned into fashion, sharp edges, Roaring 20s, geometric ornaments like parallel straight lines, used with building or skyscrapers. -
Swiss
Asymmetrical layouts, mathematical grid, impacted architecture, known as international style. -
Jackson Pollock
1912-1956, born in Wyoming, moved to California when he was young, enrolled in Manual Art High School in Los Angeles, helped form new art movement, absence of a brush, most expensive painting sold for $140,000,000, died in a car accident at 44 yrs old. -
Late Modern
Had affect on agriculture, inspired by European avant-garde immigrants. -
Paul Rand
1914-1996, born in Brooklyn, New York, was an art director, made logos for famous companies nowadays. -
Pop Art
Emerged in the 1950s in America and Britain, Richard Hamilton (father of pop art) -
Leroy Winbush
Born in Tennessee in 1915, designs included signs, worked with album cover of music artists, worked with astronaut exhibits -
Psychedelic
Overwhelmed to the human eye, freedom, rich in detail, shows that you are free in art, lack of structure. -
Post Modern
Skepticism, subjectivism, pop art was big in this, civil rights movement. -
Grunge
Looks damaged or unfinished, started by a group called Nirvana, well known as posters,way of making a picture look dirty or torn. -
Flat
Bright colors, contrast, seen in websites and ads, only 3 people specialized in flat design. -
Cinemagraph
Commonly known as a GIF, seems like a video, used in advertising, adds satisfaction to the advertisement.
