The Lore of Likeness

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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.

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

Early American Art

Neoclassicism and Revolution

Georgian Portraitists

Romanticism

Academic Art

Hudson River School

Pre-Raphaelites and Arts & Crafts

Early Photography

Impressionists Vs. Salons

Japonisme & Ukiyo-e

Post-Impressionism

Vienna & Jugendstil

Modernisms

Collage

Primitivsm

Cubism

Italian Futurism

Suprematism

Expressionism

Dada

Surrealism

Degenerate Art, Weimar, German Expressionism

Midcentury

Soviet Propaganda

CIA Propaganda

Bauhaus

Abstract Expressionism

Optical Art

Pop Art

American realism and regionalism

Postmodernisms

Hyperrealism

Environmental Art

Conceptual Art

Performance Art

Outsider Art

Feminist Art

Contemporary London Artists

Late 20th Century Commercial Art and Advertising