Discover published sets by community

Time period: 14th–17th century Characteristics: Revival of classical learning, linear perspective, and naturalistic representation of the body.

Time period: 1920s-1950s Characteristics: Juxtaposition of dream-like elements with reality, influenced by the unconscious mind.

Time period: Early 20th century Characteristics: Distorted forms to evoke emotion, bold colors, and often dramatic or abstract.

Time period: Late 18th–mid-19th century Characteristics: Emphasized intense emotion as a source of aesthetic experience, including glorified nature, and rebellion against social conventions.

Time period: Late 19th century Characteristics: A continuation of Impressionism, but with a greater emphasis on structure, form, and expression.

Time period: Mid-19th century Characteristics: Rejection of romanticism, depicting subjects as they appear in everyday life, without embellishment or interpretation.

Time period: 1907–1920s Characteristics: Depicted subjects from multiple viewpoints, geometric shapes, interlocking planes.

Time period: 1870s–1880s Characteristics: Emphasizes light and its changing qualities, ordinary subject matter, open composition, visible brush strokes.

Time period: Early 17th–mid-18th century Characteristics: Grandeur, sensuality, drama, and movement. Often used intense light and dark shadows.