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Lascaux is a complex of caves near the village of Montignac, in the department of Dordogne in southwestern France. Uses pictographs, first example of visual communication.
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He was the inventor of paper. We dye paper because of his creation.
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He was the youngest son in his family. In 1440 he unveiled the printing press.
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Developed in 1837. People decorated the interiors of homes with patterns and other things. Aniline colors were created as well.
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Unique method for making prints with multiple colors. It showed people could use colors to bring liveliness to art.
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19th century aesthetic design. It began in Britain and became an American style.
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Includes long, sinuous, organic lines. 1890-1910 during the industrial revolution.
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Italian movement dealing with new philosophy and technology. It includes blurred and repeated lines.
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Used in capital buildings. It was colorful and cartoony.
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Art style that included a rejection of history, conservative values, and a unique style. Big names include Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Frida Kahlo.
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Encouraged people to do something. Uplifting people in war and included bright colors.
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Created a school for the style. Made in 1919 and big names included Walter Gropius and Paul Klee.
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Created in 1915. Russian form which aimed to reflect modern industrial society.
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Originated in Paris. Took inspiration from cubism and other forms. Reaction To flowing styles.
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Asymmetrical layouts, uses photos instead of illustrations, impacts architecture.
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Born in Wyoming. Enrolled in manual arts in LA. Spent his adult life in New York where he formed abstract expressionism.
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Very reductive and functionalist art style.
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Born in Brooklyn. He was always interested in design and painting. He made the ABC, UPS, and AMG logo.
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Pop Art emerged in the 1950s in America and Britain. Richard Hamilton was also known as the father of pop Art.
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He was born in Memphis and created many ads in his career as an artist in the 1960s.
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A style that is quite overwhelming to the human eye and is rich in detail.
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Style of art that harps on skepticism and subjectivism.
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Damaged or unfinished. Nirvana and Pear Jam used this type of style on their album covers.
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Clear and visual style. It is bold and pays close attention to details.
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Still image with movement involved. Similar to a gif. Opened up an entire new way of advertising.
