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This period takes its name from the clay pots with coil decorations made by imprinting ropes to create the design.
Jomon and Yayoi Period
Period about 20,000 clay cylindrical figures (Haniwa) stood around, and or the top of the Sakai tumulus.
Kofun Period
Periods, the Buddhism was first introduced to Japan in 552.
Asuka and Nara
Periods, that painted mandalas of the Womb World and the Diamond World facilitated meditation.
Heian Period
Period that painting is diverse in both subject and style…
Kamakura
Periods, takes its name from Kyoto district…
Muromachi
Period that is often regarded as a renaissance period of Japanese art history.
Momoyama
Period, began when the Momoyama shogun, Tokugawa Iyayasu moved his headquarter from Kyoto to Edo.
Edo Period
What period in Greek art does the marble status of Kouros belong.
Archaic
What period is the Zeus of Artemision.
Classical
Period that was a time when classical ideals were challenged.
Hellenistic
What art that young emperor Hadrian influence.
Roman art
What period that the photograph of a catacomb where it was discovered.
Early Christian
What period of art the mosaic in the Hagia Sophia.
Medieval
Art period that style in painting and sculpture showcased figures in unrealistic anatomy…
Romanesque
It is style marked by excessive ornamental intricacy.
Baroque Style
It was the perversion of classicism.
Mannerism
It is an extension of the baroque art…
rococo art
It is the pursuant of the classical tradition of Greek and Roman Art in the 19th century.
Neo-classicism
It is an artistic style followed the French Revolution.
Romanticisim
It was led by theory of aestheticism giving rise to art for art's sake.
Symbolism
It is a reaction to the industrialization, machination of labor and mass production.
Art Nouveau
It is considered a style developed through the experimentation of form.
Impressionism
It was the use of bright color by impressionist.
Fauvism
It was derived from the modern periods primary feeling.
Expressionism
It is a movement that treated nature by its forms.
Cubism
It was a violent reaction against tyranny of artistic traditions.
Dadaism
It is called action painting.
Abstract Expressionism