Periods and Movements
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- Armory Show 1913
- Linda Larson's thesis on the Armory Show of 1913 which introduced Americans to a new "modern art" challenging and changing the idea of what makes art "art." Biographies on many of the artists.
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- Modernist Painting
- Clement Greenberg's first essay on this subject focusing mainly on pictorial art. First published 1960.
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- Wikipedia: Modernism
- Article covering the history, goals and critical controversy of this movement.
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- Alexandre Roubtzoff
- Presentation of the life and work of the Russian-French Painter Alexandre Roubtzoff. (Mostly in French.)
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- Orientalist Art of the Nineteenth Century
- A century of European painters recording and interpreting the Near and Middle East.
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- The Dahesh Museum of Art
- The only museum in America dedicated to collecting and exhibiting 19th- and early 20th-century European academic art. The basis of the Museum is an art collection acquired by the Lebanese writer and philosopher Dr. Dahesh (1909-1984.)
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- William Holman Hunt's Oriental Mania and his Uffizi self portrait
- George P. Landow's essay, originally from The Art Bulletin, 1982.
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- Pointillism: Artists and their Works at Artcyclopedia.com
- Short description of the movement and a list of artists.
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- Pop Art
- Concise description of the movement with links to its major artists. (From Biddington's Pedigree and Provenance Words for Art and Antique Collectors, a regularly-updated collection of definitions and examples.)
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- Pop Artists
- New York City gallery featuring paintings, prints and objects by artists including Haring, Lichtenstein, Oldenberg, and Warhol.
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- The Barnes Foundation
- Features examples of Post-Impressionist paintings by Cezanne, Matisse and others.
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- Art History Resources on the Web: Prehistory
- A directory of Prehistoric art divided by time period.
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- Macedonian Rock Art Research Centre
- The Centre has discovered more than 460,000 rock drawings. Aims, history, activities, publications and personnel of the Centre. Illustrated outline of rock art in Macedonia. World rock art congress in 2002.