SparkCharts. Western Art History

SparkCharts, 2004. - 6 p. (на англ. яз. ).SparkChartsTM—created by Harvard students for students everywhere—serve as study companions and reference tools that cover a wide range of college and graduate school subjects, including Business, Computer Programming, Medicine, Law, Foreign Language, Humanities, and Science. Titles like How to Study, Microsoft Word for Windows, Microsoft PowerPoint for Windows, and HTML give you what it takes to find success in school and beyond. Outlines and summaries cover key points, while diagrams and tables make difficult concepts easier to digest.This page chart includes reviews:Periods in western art
Greek [c. 900-30 bce]
Archaic (c. 700-480 bce)
Classical (c. 480-320 bce)
Hellenistic (c. 320-30 bce)
Roman (c. 509 bce-476 ce)
Republican period (c. 509-27 bce)
Early empire (c. 27 bce-180 ce)
Late empire (c. 180-395 ce)
Early christian and byzantine (c. 100-1453 ce)
Early and imperial christianity (c. 100-600 ce)
Byzantine (527-1453 ce)
Medieval (c. 750-1400 ce)
Romanesque (c. 1000-1150 ce)
Gothic (c. 1100-1400 ce)
Renaissance (c. 1350-1600)
Early renaissance (c.1350-1490)
High renaissance (c. 1490-1520)
Late renaissance (c. 1520-1600)
Baroque (c. 1600-1700)
The age of enlightenment (c. 1700-1789)
Nineteenth-century art (c. 1780-1905)
Imeoclflssicism (c. 1780-1820)
Romanticism (c. 1820-1840)
Realism (c.1840-1865)
Impressionism, postimpressionism and late 19th-century architecture (c. 1865-1905)
20th-century modernism (c. 1911-1960)
Postmodernism (c. 1960-present)
Vocabulary
Painting
Mediae
Ompositioim and technique
Perspective
Sculpture
Writing about art
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