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Renaissance
1300-1600
A rebirth of classical art and humanism, emphasizing realistic perspective, proportion, and human emotion.
Baroque
1600-1750
Dramatic, detailed, and theatrical artwork. Characterized by grandeur, rich colors, and intense light contrasts.
Romanticism
1780-1850
Emphasized emotion, individualism, and nature. Featured expressive brushwork and dramatic compositions.
Impressionism
1860-1900
A movement focused on capturing light and its changing qualities. Artists used quick, visible brushstrokes.
Cubism
1900-1930
Pioneered by Picasso and Braque, Cubism broke objects into geometric shapes and reassembled them abstractly.
Surrealism
1920-1940
Explored dreams, the unconscious, and fantasy. Featured illogical scenes with photographic realism.
Abstract Expressionism
1950-1970
Characterized by spontaneous brushwork, bold colors, and non-representational art.
Contemporary Art
1970-Present
A diverse range of styles incorporating digital art, conceptual art, and experimental techniques.