1also called art historiography, historical study of the visual arts
Art History
2Art history is concerned with identifying, classifying, describing, evaluating, interpreting, and understanding the art products and historic development of the fields of ______, ____, _____, the _____, _____, _____, ______, _____, etc.
• painting
• sculpture
• architecture
• decorative arts
• drawing
• printmaking
• photography
• interior design
3Who is the artist of "The Red Vineyard"?
Van Gogh
4What is so special about "The Red Vineyard" by Van Gogh?
The Red Vineyard is among Van Gogh's most dramatically coloured Provençal landscapes, but it is also famed for being the only painting that the artist is certain to have sold.
5Hand Stencil in Cave Painting
(Indonesia & Spain)
6Ancient Greek Statues
ancient sculptures were not white but colorful. The colors have simply faded during the centuries.
7was created from around 30,000 B.C.E. to 400 A.D
Ancient Art
8presents culture and prehistory (Paleolithic, Neolithic, the Bronze Age, etc) to the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia, Egypt, and the nomadic tribes.
Ancient Art
9Example of Ancient Art
• Terracotta Panels of Rameswar Shiva Duel
(Located in: Sarbamangala Temple Complex)
10was created from 400 and 1400 A.D
Medieval to Early Renaissance art
11more and more Christian and Catholic art appeared. The period centered around elaborate churches and artwork to adorn this architecture.
Medieval to Early Renaissance art
12It also saw the rise of the Gothic and Romanesque styles of art and architecture.
Medieval to Early Renaissance art
13Example of Medieval to Early Renaissance art
• Siena Baptistery of San Giovanni
(A religious building in Siena, Italy. Built by Camaino di Crescentino)
• Mary surrounded by Florentine Artists, Merchants and Humanists
(Right Portal of Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore)
14was created from 1400 through 1880
Early Modern Art
15It began with the famous 15th- century artists like Brunelleschi and Donatello, who led to the work of Botticelli and Alberti
Early Modern Art
16As 1700s arrived, These movements included Rococo and Neo- Classicism, followed by Romanticism, Realism, and Impressionism as well as many lesser-known styles.
Early Modern Art
17Example of Early Modern Art
• U.S. Capitol
(Dome ceilings were often used in early modern architecture and art not only for their aesthetic appeal but also as a cost-effective solution)
18was created from 1880 to 1970 (Olympic)
Modern Art
19impressionism styles - Picasso and Duchamp
Modern Art
20Modern Art:
? - Cubism, Dadaism, Constructivism
? - Expressionism
? - Funk and Junk Art, Hard- Edge Painting, and Pop Art
? - Minimalism, Op Art, Psychedelic Art
• 1900s - Cubism, Dadaism,Constructivism
• 1940s - Expressionism
• 1950s - Funk and Junk Art, Hard Edge Painting, and Pop Art
• 1960s - Minimalism, Op Art, Psychedelic Art
21Example of Modern Art
• The Marilyn Monroe portfolio by Andy Warhol
22• continued during 1970s
• growing lists of –ism
• Realism, Graffiti
Contemporary Art
23Gaining the knowledge to understand the art.
Art Appreciation
24Acquire the art methods and materials to discuss art verbally or by the written word.
Art Appreciation
25Ability to identify the movements from ancient cultures to today's contemporary art.
Art Appreciation
26your relationship with yourself and your art-making process
Creativity
27gives birth to reality through creation (psychology)
Imagination
28emotion it induces, what the artist feels and the message they want to communicate
Expression
29Who is the artist of Café Terrace at Night (1888)?
Van Gogh
30Modern Art:
• 1900s - ?
• 1940s - ?
• 1950s - ?
• 1960s - ?
• 1900s - Cubism, Dadaism,Constructivism
• 1940s - Expressionism
• 1950s - Funk and Junk Art, Hard Edge Painting, and Pop Art
• 1960s - Minimalism, Op Art, Psychedelic Art