Art History

2. Mostly geometric, mainly representations and repetitions of shapes rather than the more realistic work of earlier periods.
4. art that rejected their perfectly classical symmetry.
5. It is the movement in the history of art that begun at the beginning of 18th century. Two examples of this art were The Swing and The Pilgrimage to Cythera.
7. An Italian movement, saw technology, violence, and youth as symbolizing the road ahead.
9. It is the artistic movement that focused on freedom of form, imagination, expression, rejecting neo-Classism by creating artworks that were very emotional, dramatic, and personal.

1. It is another movement that took place while France’s modern era was at its peak.
3. Time when Greek continued to explore more art forms and perspectives in art way beyond its predecessors.
6. art that refers to a period following the Dark Age, which had begun in 1200 BC and destroyed earlier populations, including Minoans and Mycenaeans.
8. tries to depict reality, focused on colors, abstract forms, creation of intensely emotional, thought-provoking works.