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La historia del arte

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  • 40,000 BCE

    Paleolithic art

    Paleolithic art
  • Period: 40,000 BCE to 10,000 BCE

    Paleolithic art

    Paleolithic art was born in the Upper Paleolithic period, about 40,000 BC. C., when modern humans inhabited practically the whole globe. However, their fundamental, if not the only, manifestations seem to be reduced to Europe, south of the ice limit during the Würm glaciation.
  • Period: 40,000 BCE to 2000 BCE

    PREHISTORY ART

    This type of art starts with the Paleolithic art and finishes with the Neolithic art.
  • 10,000 BCE

    Mesolithic art

    Mesolithic art
  • Period: 10,000 BCE to 4000 BCE

    Mesolithic art

    Mesolithic is the term used for the period of prehistory that serves as a transition between the Paleolithic and the Neolithic. Mean age of stone and Neolithic age, identifying with the latest societies of hunter-gatherers.2 Habits of Mesolithic cultures were basically nomadic, with seasonal winter settlements and summer camps.
  • 5300 BCE

    Egyptian art

  • Period: 5300 BCE to 30 BCE

    Egyptian art

    One of the characteristics of Ancient Egypt is its unique art, with monumental works that generally had symbolic, funerary or religious character.
    Although the concept of Art is modern, it is perfectly usable in Egyptian architecture, sculpture, painting and jewelry, many of its works being authentic works of art and not simply crafts.
  • 4000 BCE

    Neolithic art

  • Period: 4000 BCE to 2000 BCE

    Neolithic art

    The Neolithic style, open to sensations and experience, is transformed into an artistic intention geometrically stylized, closed to the richness of empirical reality. Instead of the meticulous representations faithful to nature, full of affection and patience for the details of the corresponding model, we find everywhere ideographic, schematic and conventional signs, which indicate more that they reproduce the object.
  • Period: 4000 BCE to 539 BCE

    Mesopotamian art

    Mesopotamian art is a chronological and geographical division of the history of art that deals with Mesopotamia during the Ancient Age. It refers to the artistic expressions of the cultures that flourished on the banks of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers from the Neolithic (towards the 6th millennium BC) until the fall of Babylon before the Persians in 539 BC.
  • Period: 3000 BCE to 1400 BCE

    Minoan art

    Minoan art (3,000 - 1400 BC)
    Minoan or Cretan art is the art of the Minoan or Cretan civilization, a pre-Hellenic civilization that developed on the island of Crete between the 3rd millennium BC. C. and the II millennium a. C. The largest collection of Minoan art is in the Archaeological Museum of Heraklion, near Knossos on the north coast of Crete.
  • Period: 1500 BCE to 1100 BCE

    Mycenaean art

    Mycenaean painting is heavily influenced by Minoanism. Some frescoes have been found in Mycenaean palaces. The themes represented are several: hunting (including bullfighting), fighting, processions, mythological tales. Other frescoes are formed by geometric motifs. A part of the pottery was painted with identical themes
  • Period: 1000 BCE to 320 BCE

    Greek art

    Greek art in antiquity has as its fundamental characteristic to have a high aesthetic idealism, which implies that art represents not raw and direct reality but an idyllic and perfect vision that is perceived by the use of proportionality and balance of the elements as well As for his interest in reflecting in the artistic works the lines of the human figure to perfection;
  • Period: 800 BCE to 100 BCE

    Etruscan art

    Etruscan Art was strongly influenced by Greek Art, although it also shows influences from Egypt and the Near East and, by its direct influence, is fundamental to understand many aspects of the Roman Art.
  • Period: 400 BCE to 1 BCE

    Roman art

    Is a propaganda art at the service of government, is functional and practical, is beautiful, is colossal, are large constructions.
    Techniques:
    They use mathematics, mechanics, aqueducts and new construction systems. Constructive features:
    Use of the curve
    Round arch
    The vault and the dome
  • Period: 400 BCE to 476

    Roman art

    Roman art, like its architecture and engineering, extended, like its empire, along the perimeter of the Mediterranean Sea, being one of the main exponents of the advanced Roman civilization. The Roman art sinks its roots in diverse influences, especially of the Etruscan and Greek world.
  • Period: 1 CE to 400

    Paleochristian art

    Paleochristian art is the link between two great stages of Western culture and art. We refer to Classical Antiquity and the Christian Middle Ages.
  • Period: 330 to Feb 22, 1453

    Byzantine art

    Byzantine art is the art that developed in the Byzantine Empire, from the fourth century, which was extended from the sixth century by the Eastern Roman Empire, being the city of Constantinople, the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire, the center Most important artistic of this period, being in century XV when it extends to the countries of Eastern Europe.
  • Period: 415 to Feb 22, 711

    Visigothic art

    Visigoth art is an artistic movement that appeared in the fifth century in Spain when the ruling kingdom was Hispano-Visigoth. Nevertheless, this style of art belonged to a grouping of types of art called pre-Romanesque art that was present during many centuries in the Iberian peninsula, appeared in the defeat of the Roman kingdom until the beginning of the Romanesque art like a European artistic grouping.
  • Period: Feb 22, 711 to Feb 22, 1000

    Mozarabic art

    Mozarabic art was mainly centered on religious themes as the Mozarabic people usually practiced religious ceremonies. These ceremonies were mainly celebrated in Visigothic temples and for that reason it has rarely been possible to observe some Mozarabic temple since they did not usually construct.
  • Period: Feb 22, 780 to Feb 22, 900

    Carolingian art

    We consider that the Carolingian art is an artistic current that owns a historiográfica designation. This artistic stream was an artistic style that flourished with the reign of Charlemagne and his empire. Carlomagno tried to give a new life and a new vision of the art in all Western Europe, whose innovation reached a limit point of exhaustion.
  • Period: Feb 22, 950 to Feb 22, 1050

    Ottonian art

    Ottonian art is an artistic style, which as we said earlier, that was within the pre-Romanesque artistic style. To the flourishing of the artistic styles they were denominated "Otonian Renaissance" that means the same thing as the "Carolingian Renaissance" whose term was used for the flourishing of the arts after the proclamation of Charlemagne.
  • Period: Feb 22, 1001 to Feb 22, 1300

    Romanesque art

    The Romanesque is a rural art, of course, far from the refinements
    Courtiers and urban sensibility. It seeks the purity of forms, vertical and horizontal lines,
    Simple bow, simple and compact decoration, simple composition of volumes. In architecture the
    Distribution of volumes and spaces is simple and symbolic.
  • Period: Feb 22, 1101 to

    Gothic art

    The Gothic Art is a European artistic style with chronological limits that we found approximately between the year 1140 and the last decades of the sixteenth century, according to the geographical areas.
  • Period: Feb 22, 1101 to Feb 22, 1400

    Mudejar art

    Mudejar art, an own and particular artistic style of Spanish history, was a meeting point between Christianity and Islam. The term Mudejar refers to the Muslims who continued to profess their religion and customs in those territories that, with the advance of the Reconquest towards the south of Spain, passed to Christian dominion.