Can anyone put these art periods in order?
Q. A. Post Impressionism B. Pre Columbian Art C. Rococo D. Realism E. Cave Art F. Egyptian Art G. Prehistoric Art H. Pointillism I. Early European Art J. Neoclassicism K. Dutch Masters L. Renaissance M. Roman Art N. Greek Art O. Baroque P. Romanticism Q. Gothic Art R. Impressionism
Asked by Alex M - Mon Jan 12 21:52:21 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. G. Prehistoric Art E. Cave Art F. Egyptian Art N. Greek Art M. Roman Art I. Early European Art B. Pre Columbian Art Q. Gothic Art L. Renaissance O. Baroque K. Dutch Masters C. Rococo P. Romanticism J. Neoclassicism D. Realism R. Impressionism H. Pointillism A. Post Impressionism Well, that's my best guess, anyway; in the art history classes that I took, cave art and prehistoric art were considered to be the same era by the textbook, so I'm not sure about the order of those two. I put Egyptian art next because that's what I remember studying after prehistoric art--after that is definitely Greek and then Roman, since the Romans borrowed heavily from the Greeks. I believe that it's Early European Art, since it's after the fall of the… [cont.]
Answered by Red - Mon Jan 12 23:07:58 2009

What Art Period Was Diego Rivera In?
Q. And what other artists had similar styles around the same time? Thanks!
Asked by Sammyboy50 - Sun Mar 30 18:59:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. He was around in the late 1800s and through the 1950s. His prominent style was cubism, like Braque, Matisse, & Picasso. Other poster is right about post-impressionism, as he did shift toward this style later in his career. Post-impressionism = Picasso.
Answered by ben - Sun Mar 30 19:09:47 2008

what artworks can i use for this ap art history prompt?
Q. The relationship between an artist or architect and a patron very often shapes the form and content of a work art or architecture. Identify two works, each from a different art historical period, and name the specific persons who commissioned them. Discuss how the specific interests and intentions of the particular patrons are revealed in each work.
Asked by Vicky L - Sat May 9 21:58:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Here's a few that might do the job; Jan van Eyck - "Madonna of Chancellor Rolin" Raphael - "The School of Athens" Diego Valazquez - "Las Meninas" Thomas Gainsborough - "Mr and Mrs Andrews Goya - "Family of Charles IV"
Answered by Maturin - Sun May 10 09:41:42 2009