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This curriculum is intended for secondary students and undergraduates seeking to broaden and deepen their knowledge of representational art. Much art will also be referenced in the general history curricula, as reflective of a given era and shifting aesthetic values in society, but here we will focus on the interpretation of representational and symbolic artwork across time, primarily painting, illustration, and photography, both in the realm of the fine arts and popular media. |
This curriculum is intended for secondary students and undergraduates seeking to broaden and deepen their knowledge of representational art. Much art will also be referenced in the general history curricula, as reflective of a given era and shifting aesthetic values in society, but here we will focus on the interpretation of representational and symbolic artwork across time, primarily painting, illustration, and photography, both in the realm of the fine arts and popular media. |
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== Basic Artwork for Your School == |
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== Stone Age == |
== Stone Age == |
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Revision as of 20:43, 7 October 2025
This curriculum is intended for secondary students and undergraduates seeking to broaden and deepen their knowledge of representational art. Much art will also be referenced in the general history curricula, as reflective of a given era and shifting aesthetic values in society, but here we will focus on the interpretation of representational and symbolic artwork across time, primarily painting, illustration, and photography, both in the realm of the fine arts and popular media.
Basic Artwork for Your School
Stone Age
Bronze Age & Ancient Civilizations
Classical Greek & Roman
Early Christian Iconography and Iconoclasm
Barbarian Art
High Medieval Art
International Gothic
Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
Printmaking and engraving
Late Renaissance
Dutch Golden Age
Baroque
1700s - Poussinistes and Rubenistes
Venetian Old Masters