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[https://www.invaluable.com/blog/art-history-timeline/ by In Good Taste by Invaluable] | [https://www.invaluable.com/blog/art-history-timeline/ by In Good Taste by Invaluable] | ||
The foundation of art history can be traced back tens of thousands of years to when ancient civilizations used available techniques and media to depict culturally significant subject matter. Since these early examples, a plethora of art movements have followed, each bearing their own distinct styles and characteristics that reflect the political and social influences of the period from which they emerged. Whether you’re an aspiring collector or simply appreciate the work of history’s great artists, studying the major movements of the art history timeline is a worthwhile place to start. | The foundation of art history can be traced back tens of thousands of years to when ancient civilizations used available techniques and media to depict culturally significant subject matter. Since these early examples, a plethora of art movements have followed, each bearing their own distinct styles and characteristics that reflect the political and social influences of the period from which they emerged. Whether you’re an aspiring collector or simply appreciate the work of history’s great artists, studying the major movements of the art history timeline is a worthwhile place to start. | ||
=====Why is Art History Important? 12 Key Lessons ===== | |||
[https://online.lindenwood.edu/blog/why-is-art-history-important-12-key-lessons/ by LINEWOOD UNIVERSITY 8/12/23] | |||
Art history is the study of visual art, including paintings, sculptures, architecture, and other artistic forms from various cultures and time periods. However, it’s much more than memorizing the names of famous painters, or famous works – it’s an opportunity to connect with the greater picture of humanity through the evolution of human creativity. As Dr. Hutson puts it, “art history offers us far more than a collection of ‘greatest hits’ or objects of market value; it provides a panoramic view of humanity itself, a timeline textured with the very fibers of human experience.” This perspective highlights why art is important in the context of history as a framework for showcasing the triumphs, struggles, and shared humanity of those who came before us. | |||
