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75 BCE
Head of Roman Patrician
The art was very basic and there is no colors around this time period but there is a lot of detail -
44 BCE
Roman Denarius with Head of Julius Caesar
Still no color and detailed but there is more design to it to make it more complex. -
20 BCE
Augustus of Primaporta
Bronze instead of stone and lots of little details -
147
Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius
Still no color around this time period but very detailed sculptures. -
1434
"Arnolfini Portrait" by Jan Van Eyck
In this time period there are more colors and good brushwork but there is details just not as precise. -
"The Nightwatch" Rembrandt Van Rijn
Similar to "Arnolfin Portrait" because it has more colors but not as precise details as seen in ancient Roman art -
Self portrait, Rembrandt Van Rijn
More detailed self portrait and still us of colors and shadows -
"Self-Portrait with Pipe and Straw Hat" Vincent Van Gogh
Uses bright colors and different type of brush stroke that people are used to seeing and uses very little realistic detail. -
Portrait of Marie- Therese Walter by Pablo Picasso
Somewhat realistic features but mainly abstract and use of almost random color scheme -
"Self Portrait with thorn necklace and Hummingbird", Frida Kahlo
Very realistic and use of symbols and bright colors -
Obituary for Marilyn Monroe published in The New York Times
This is not a typical artwork because it is an obituary with words and a photo in black and white -
"Marilyn Diptyc" by Andy Warhol
He makes a collage and uses both bright colors and a colorless side of the same repeated picture. -
The film, "Girl With a Pearl Earring" , Justin Chadwick
This film uses color and detail to describe the process of making this painting and makes a story out of it differing greatly from older works of art.
