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The document discusses the development of painting from prehistoric times to modern times. It covers various periods and styles, including Prehistoric art focusing on hunting; Greek painting with Formative, First Greek, Golden Age, and Hellenistic periods; Roman painting with Etruscan and Roman periods; Medieval painting classified as Early Christian, Byzantine, and Gothic; Renaissance painting in Early, High, and Mannerism periods; Baroque painting as ornate and fantastic; Rococo painting emphasizing voluptuousness and picturesque settings; Romantic painting depicting reactions to events; and modern movements including Impressionism with Cezanne and Expressionism with Van Gogh. Key painting periods and styles are summarized along with relevant details

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Ppt. 14 Development of Painting

The document discusses the development of painting from prehistoric times to modern times. It covers various periods and styles, including Prehistoric art focusing on hunting; Greek painting with Formative, First Greek, Golden Age, and Hellenistic periods; Roman painting with Etruscan and Roman periods; Medieval painting classified as Early Christian, Byzantine, and Gothic; Renaissance painting in Early, High, and Mannerism periods; Baroque painting as ornate and fantastic; Rococo painting emphasizing voluptuousness and picturesque settings; Romantic painting depicting reactions to events; and modern movements including Impressionism with Cezanne and Expressionism with Van Gogh. Key painting periods and styles are summarized along with relevant details

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Korbel Foundation College, Inc.

Purok Spring, Brgy. Morales, City of Koronadal


Tel Number 877-2051/0228-1996

The Development of Visual Arts


“The Development of Painting”
Subject-Code: Hum1
Subject-Descriptive Title: Art Appreciation

Prepared by:
Jenny Vie E. Bade, LPT

KFCI-Module 14
Learning Objectives
At the end of the discussion the
student must :
To be able to show the progress
01
of painting from prehistoric
times to the modern times;

02 To be able to present selected


illustrations that are
characteristics of a certain
historical period.
Content

(40,000 BC - 9000 BC)

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Pre-historic Art

It is primarily focused
on hunting, and sows
great variety of stylistic
treatment, and
sophistication of form,
color, and line.

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Periods During Pre-historic Greek Painting
1. Formative or Pre-GreekContent
period= the motif was sea and
nature
2. First Greek period= it was largely of Egyptian influence
3. Golden Age 9480-400 BC)= period in which the aesthetic
ideal is based on the representation of human character as
an expression of a divine system.
4. Hellenistic Period (4th century-1st BC)= discussed
heightened individualism and featured tragic mood and
contorted faces.

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Periods during Pre-historic Roman Painting
1. Entruscan period (2000-
Content 1000
BC)= the subject matters of
paintings were ancestor worship,
catacombs, and sarcophages.
2. Roman period (2000 BC- 400
AD)= characterized by
commemorative statues,
sarcophages, frescoes, and design
with vine motifs.
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Painting in the Medieval Period
Classifications of Art During this Period
Content
1. Early Christian Art= the subject matters of art
were symbols: cross, lamb, alpha and omega,
triumphal wreaths, grapes, doves, and peacocks.
2. Byzantine art= the subject matters of painting
were Christ as the Creator and Mary the Mother of
God.
3. Gothic Art= the subject matters of painting were
religious, grotesque, and calmer and plastic style.
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Painting in the Renaissance
Periods during
ContentRenaissance
1. Early Renaissance= emphasis on simplicity, gesture, and
expression.
Painting depicted man and nature in fresco technique.
2. High Renaissance= painting style consists of the deepening
of pictorial space, making the sky more dramatic with dark
clouds and flashes of light.
3. Mannerism period= in this period, the human figure is
rendered through the use of oil paints of sumptuous, warm, and
sensual colors.
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Painting in the Baroque Period
Paintings in the Baroque
period are ornate and
fantastic.

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Rococo Painting
Content
It placed emphasis
voluptuousness and
picturesque and
intimate presentation
of farm and country.

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Romantic Painting
Content

It delved on the artist’s reactions to past


events, landscapes, and people.

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Movements During Modern Art
1. Impressionism Content

Paul Cezanne= is the greatest impressionist


and the Father of Modern Art.

2.Expressionism

Vincent van Gogh = is regarded as the


Father of Expressionism.

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Highlight Summary

DEVELOPMENT OF PAINTING PAINTING IN TH MEDIEVAL PERIOD


PRE-HISTORIC Greek Painting Classifications of art
1. Formative or Pre-Greek period 1. Early Christian Art= the subject matters
2. First Greek period of art were symbols: cross, lamb, alpha and
3. Golden Age 9480-400 BC) omega, triumphal wreaths, grapes, doves,
and peacocks.
4. Hellenistic Period (4th century-1st BC) Pre-
historic Roman Painting 2 Byzantine art= the subject matters of
1. Entruscan period painting were Christ as the Creator and
2. Roman period Mary the Mother of God.
3. Gothic Art= the subject matters of
painting were religious, grotesque, and
calmer and plastic style.

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Highlight Summary

PAINTING IN THE Renaissance


Periods
Rococo Painting= It placed
1. Early Renaissance= emphasis on simplicity, gesture, emphasis voluptuousness and
and expression. picturesque and intimate
Painting depicted man and nature in fresco technique. presentation of farm and country.
2. High Renaissance= painting style consists of the Romantic painting= it delved on
deepening of pictorial space, making the sky more
dramatic with dark clouds and flashes of light.
the artist’s reactions to past
3. Mannerism period= in this period, the human figure is events, landscapes, and people.
rendered through the use of oil paints of sumptuous,  
warm, and sensual colors. 19th Century Painting ( Modern
PAINTING IN THE Baroque period Painting)
Paintings in the Baroque period are ornate and fantastic.
Movements appeared
1. Impressionism=
2.Expressionism

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Content

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Let’s Do This!
1. ___ is the painting that emphasizedContent
voluptuousness and picturesque and intimate
presentation of farm and country.
a. Rococo b. Romanticism c. Baroque
2. The greatest impressionist and the Father of Modern Art.
a. Vincent van Gogh b. Leonardo da Vinci c. Paul Cezanne
3. The subject matters of art were symbols: cross, lamb, alpha and omega,
triumphal wreaths, grapes, doves, and peacocks.
a. Byzantine Art b. Early Christian Art c. Gothic Art
4. The Father of Expressionism.
a. Vincent van Gogh b. Leonardo da Vinci c. Paul Cezanne
5. The motif in this period was sea and nature
a. Golden Age b. Formative Period c. First Greek Period

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