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Period: 100 to 476
Classical Style-5 Euro
-Columns-doric, Ionic, Corinthian
-Archways
-Romanesque
-From ancient Greece/Rome
-Symmetrical -
Period: Jan 1, 1100 to Dec 31, 1500
Gothic Style- 20 Euro
-Pointed arch
- Ribbed vault
-Flying buttress
-Tall spires
-Stained glass -
Period: Jan 1, 1400 to
Renaissance style-50 Euro
-Semi-Circular Windows
-Arches
-Dome -
Period: to
Baroque-Rococo Style-100 Euro
-Asymmetric
-Emphasis on playfulness
-More light-hearted than religion-influenced Baroque
-Numerous curves and decorations
-Pale colors
-Detailed design
-Florid and graceful approach to Baroque-Literal meaning: irregular-shaped pearl
-Symmetrical
-Intense spirituality
-Sense of motion with differing contrasts in light and color
-Energetic, sensual, extravagant -
Period: to
Art Nouveau- 200 Euro
-Flowing lines that are often circular/curved and almost never angular.-Lines connecting different pieces of art, and forming rhythmic patterns with the curved lines, that are often called whiplash curves.
-Organic subject matter: Many a natural image can be found.
-Use of new materials: Use of glass and rare stones became popular in art.
-Resistance of classical restrictions: Artists began creating art from everyday things -
Period: to
20th Century Modern Style-500 Euro
-"Form follows function", means the result of the design should derive from its purpose
-Simplicity and elimination of unnecessary detail
-Emphasis on open, flowing interior spaces
Use of glass and natural light blending with artificial light.
-Low, with flat roofs, emphasis on horizontal building.
-Influenced by World War II and the 50's -
Period: to Dec 31, 1100
Romanesque-10 Euro
-Thick heavy walls
-Small windows
-Round arches
-Piers to support arches