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Use of natural materials.
Animals and hunting scenes.
Handprints as signature.
Abstract symbols.
Lack of perspective and depth. -
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Hieroglyphs and symbols.
Focus: Daily life, gods, and afterlife.
Rigid figures, vibrant colors.
Statues, scrolls, tomb paintings.
Turquoise, lapis, carnelian, and gold. -
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Idealized human forms, trying to show perfection and realism.
Frescoes, mosaics, sculptures, red/black pottery.
Depicts myths, gods, and daily life.
Marble and bronze in sculptures.
Architecture and columns. -
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Christian religious themes.
Gold and vibrant manuscripts.
Stained glass windows in Gothic cathedrals.
Flat two-dimensional figures.
Romanesque and Gothic architechture.
Iconography and symbolism. -
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Perspective and depth in paintings.
Realistic human figures, sometimes nude or draped.
Use of light and shadow (chiaroscuro).
Themes: Religious and mythological.
Frescoes, oil paintings, sculptures. -
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Dramatic use of light and dark (tenebrism).
Emotional and dramatic.
Richness in detail.
Religious and historial themes.
Complex compositions with movement.
Intense colors and contrast. -
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Inspired by classical Greek and Roman art.
Simplicity, symmetry, and geometric forms.
Themes: Heroism, patriotism, and emotional drama.
Focus: Historical and mythological subjects. -
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Dramatic, Intense, and moody landscapes, seascapes, and historical scenes.
Focus: Exotic, supernatural, medieval, individual experiences, and personal expression.
Rich vibrant colors and expressive brushwork.