Art: A Brief History
Marilyn Stokstad
(NOTE: Each chapter contains Looking Forward, Closer Look, Elements of Architecture, Technique Boxes, Map, Timeline, and Back features). 1. Art Before the Written Word. Upper Paleolithic in Neolithic Period Early Communities Architecture The Meaning(s) Prehistoric Paintings Megalithic Bronze Iron Ages Europe Outside 2. Mesopotamia Egypt. Egypt Dynastic Old Kingdom Middle New Late 3. Asian Forward. Indian Subcontinent Gandhara Mathura Styles Gupta Southeast Asia Indonesia China Korea Japan 4. Greece Aegean World. Cycladic Islands Minoan Crete Mycenaean (Late Age) Civilization Emergence Greek Geometric Style Archaic Classical Or Transitional Golden Fourth Century 5. Spread Culture. Hellenistic Greeks Neo-Babylonians Persians Etruscans 6. Roman Art. Republican Age Augustus House Its Decoration Empire Imperial Portraits Sculpture Painting 7. Jewish, Christian, Byzantine Jewish Christianity Icons Iconoclasm Later 8. Islamic During Caliphates Mughal Ottoman 9. South Rajput Cambodia Pictures Floating World 10. Medieval Romanesque British Isles Scandinavia Carolingian Basilica Timber Monastery Christian Spain Ottonian Architectural Decoration: Cloister Crafts 11. Gothic France Secular England Germanic Lands Italy Italian Panel Mural 12. Renaissance Northern Second Generation Painters Graphic Arts 13. High Reformation. Venice Veneto Mannerism Mannerist German English Reformation Netherlandish Spanish 14. for Counter-Reformation Church: Habsburg Empire. Flanders Protestant Netherlands State: Rococo Science 15. Americas. Mesoamerica Olmecs Maya Teotihuacan Aztecs Central America America: Andes Moche Culture Inca Aftermath Conquest North Southwest Eastern Woodlands Great Plains Northwest Coast 16. African Modern Era: Living Traditions Trends Spirit Power Masquerade 17. Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Realism. Neoclassicism Heritage Portrait Moralized Genre Neoclassical Romanticism Romantic Landscape Photography Naturalism Realism United States 18. Nineteenth-Century States. Academic Reactions Against Academy Nouveau Impressionism Post-Impressionism Late-Nineteenth-Century French 19. Art: Twentieth Century. Expressionist Movements Les Fauves Die Brucke Der Blaue Reiter Cubism Responses To Orphism Futurism Suprematism Dada Comes to Between Wars Constructivism De Stijl Surrealism Harlem Mexico Canada Bauhaus 20. Since 1945. Mainstream Crosses Atlantic Assemblage Pop Minimalism/Post-Minimalism Op Conceptual Performance Earthworks Site-Specific Feminist Modernism/Postmodernism Neo-Expressionism Persistence Modernism with Social Impact Installation Electronic American Craft Public Memory Memorial