| Art Period - The Concept | | | | movement in architecture, decorative, visual arts, |
| An art period is a continuous phase of time | | | | and interior design that depicted upon the |
| (months to years) when artists (individual/group) | | | | Western Classical Art. During this period, the |
| share common ideas, beliefs, and produce works, | | | | artists attempted to support morality, ideal values, |
| alike in style or technique. | | | | nationalism, courage, and sacrifice by using |
| Art Periods - Phaseso Medieval Art (200c-1430c) - | | | | subjects from the Western civilization.o |
| Spanning over 1000 years, initially, the Medieval | | | | Romanticism (1790-1880) - Culture and individual |
| Art styles and subjects were limited. With time | | | | subjective experiences were the key orientations |
| however, the patterns and themes diversified | | | | of this art movement. Romanticism was focused |
| enormously. Roman traditions, Church, and secular | | | | on individual emotions, like awe, imagination, and |
| subjects dominated the era. Accordingly, the | | | | terror, as well as wild, untamed natural world, and |
| Medieval Art Period is divided into different eras | | | | the transcendental experience.o Modern Art (late |
| and movements, such as Celtic, Early Christian, | | | | 19thc-1970c) - New styles and movements |
| Romanesque, Gothic, and Byzantine to name | | | | emerged and disappeared at a rapid pace during |
| some.o Renaissance Art (1300-1602) - European | | | | this phase. The artists turned away from the |
| Renaissance Art Period represented a cultural | | | | conventional concepts and techniques of sculpture, |
| rebirth through the centuries it existed in. Started | | | | painting, and the other method of Fine Arts |
| in Italy, it stressed on classical antiquity, cultural | | | | practiced during Renaissance. Artists in this era |
| movements, and secular subjects. The works of | | | | experimented with the new ways of seeking, |
| Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Raphael | | | | expressing new ideas, methods about the |
| reflect the balance and the harmony of the High | | | | function, and the nature of art.o Contemporary |
| Renaissance. Most of the Renaissance works | | | | Art (late 20thc-early 21stc) - This period created |
| revolved around religious themes, because the art | | | | and portrayed a major change in socio-economic, |
| was created as a result of the Church | | | | political, cultural, and educational scenario. Art |
| commissioning the painters to produce work. The | | | | became significantly flexible during this phase. |
| colors used in the Renaissance Art were bright | | | | Contemporary Art dealt with the day-to-day |
| and bold.o Neoclassicism Art (1750-1850) - This | | | | issues related to the present world. The artists in |
| was a period of exploration and expansiveness - | | | | this period emphasized on the concepts, rather |
| a time when the social order was undergoing | | | | than the method or the media. |
| great change. Neoclassicism was a unique | | | | |