https://artsandculture.google.com/category/art-movement
Styles by historical period
Ancient: Ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman art
Renaissance: (~1300-1600) An artistic and cultural revival originating in Italy
Baroque: (~1600-1750) Often characterized by drama and grandeur, frequently sponsored by the Catholic Church
Rococo: A later, more ornate and decorative style than Baroque
Neoclassical: (~1760-1900) Drawing inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman styles
Romantic: (~1790-1850) Focused on emotion, individualism, and glorifying the past and nature
Realism: (~1840-1900) Aimed to represent subjects truthfully, without artificiality
Modern: (~1800-1970) A broad category defined by its time period, including styles like Impressionism, Cubism, and Surrealism
Contemporary: (~1970-present) Art created in recent times, often characterized by new methods and ideas
Major 20th-century and modern styles
Cubism: Characterized by fragmented objects and distorted perspectives
Expressionism: Focused on subjective emotional experience over objective reality
Surrealism: Explored the subconscious mind, dreams, and the irrational
Dada: An anti-art movement that emerged during WWI
Abstract Expressionism: First developed in New York, known for its non-representational focus
Pop Art: Used imagery from popular and consumer culture
Bauhaus: A German art and design movement that influenced modernism
Other prominent styles
Abstract: Art that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of visual reality
Figurative: Art that is clearly representational, where the figure of a subject is true to life
Fauvism: Characterized by its bold, wild colors
Minimalism: Emphasizes extreme simplicity of form
Art Nouveau: A decorative style popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
Art Deco: A decorative and architectural style from the early 20th century



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