Art Through AGES

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Art through AGES

Impact art had on people


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Art Is TimeLess

All work of art, to whatever peroid of history

they belong, express permanent values, and if

they have the quality of life, they are

TIMELESS


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PRE-MITIVE ART


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EGYPTIAN ART


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Mohen-Jo- Daro


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Cubism & its Artist Cubism was an early 20th centuryavant-garde art

movement that revolutionized Europeanpainting andsculpture, and inspired related movements in music andliterature.

In cubist artworks, objects are broken up, analyzed, andre-assembled in an abstracted forminstead of

depicting objects from one viewpoint, the artist depictsthe subject from a multitude of viewpoints to representthe subject in a greater context.

Often the surfaces intersect at seemingly random angles

presenting no coherent sense of depth. The backgroundand object (or figure) planes interpenetrate one another tocreate the ambiguous shallow space characteristic ofcubism.
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EXPRESSIONSIM

Expressionism is the tendency of an artist to

distort reality for an emotional effect; it is a

subjective art form. Expressionism is exhibited

in many art forms, including painting,literature, film, architecture and music.

Additionally, the term often implies emotional

angstthe number of cheerful expressionistworks is relatively small.
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Expressionsim is a style of art that doesn'tintend to be realistic but instead toportray imagery to express the inner stateof the artist. In other words,Expressionism is emotional art, that is

boldly executed and makes free use ofdistortion and symbols. It is usuallyassociated with German art and was

influenced by other emotional stylesincluding Cubism and Fauvism. Thisstyle was mainly based in Germany from

1905 to 1940.


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Abstract Art

Abstract Art Stresses the actual quality of paint

colour abd pattern

Is symbolizes dream quality, meteoric,

disturbing and imaginative.


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Surrealism

Surrealism is a movement stating that the

liberation of our mind, and subsequently the

liberation of the individual self and society,

can be achieved by exercising the imaginativefaculties of the "unconscious mind" to the

attainment of a dream-like state different from,

or ultimately truer than, everyday reality.


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