#art-history
Lucian Freud and other figurative painters have made significant contributions to the exploration of the human form and identity in the world of art.... Read more
In Situ painters were a group of artists who emerged in the 1960s and 1970s and challenged the traditional boundaries of art by creating... Read more
Black Mountain College was a small, experimental liberal arts college located in Black Mountain, North Carolina. The college was established in 1933,... Read more
The Santa Maria del Fiore is a cathedral located in the heart of Florence, Italy. Commonly known as the Duomo, it is an architectural masterpiece... Read more
The Symbolist and Decadent art movements emerged in the late 19th century in Europe and were part of a broader reaction against the prevailing... Read more
The Sistine Chapel is a historic chapel located in Vatican City, Rome, and it is named after Pope Sixtus IV, who commissioned its construction in the... Read more
The Impressionist and Expressionist movements are two of the most well-known artistic movements that originated in Europe during the late 19th and... Read more
Magic Realism is an art movement that originated in the 1920s and 1930s, which combined realistic depictions of everyday life with fantastical or... Read more
Medieval and Renaissance art are two distinct periods in art history that are often compared due to their differences in style, subject matter, and... Read more
Henri Rousseau was a French painter known for his naïve, or primitive, style that often depicted exotic landscapes and animals. His works were... Read more