annotated mona lisa timeline-yr1

Annotated Mona Lisa Timeline

A Crash Course in Art History Yr. 1

(This is an example page of what the completed timeline should look like)

Timeline Art Movement Description Artists & Examples

25,000 - 3500 B. C. Prehistoric: TheBeginning

1. sculpture -bone, ivory,stone, antlers

2. caves -pictures ofbison, deer,horses, cattle,mammoths,boars

3. Stonehenge -worship of thesun or moon

cave painting atLascaux, France

3500 - 650 B.C. Mesopotamia: TheArchitects

1. Mesopotamians- sun driedbricks

2. Palace ofSargon II - 25acres, 200rooms, ziggurattemple Bruegel the Elder,

Tower of Babel 1563

2610 - 1350 B. C. Egypt: The Art ofImmortality

1. paintings -formulaic,front view eyeand shoulders ,profile view ofhead, arms andlegs

2. statues -granite anddiorite. Frontalandbisymmetricalpose.

3. Tutankhamen'stomb - gold wasprevailingdecoratingmotif

Mask of KingTutankhamen

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Annotated Mona Lisa Timeline

A Crash Course in Art History Yr. 1


Prehistoric: TheBeginning

Mesopotamia: TheArchitects

Egypt: The Art ofImmortality

This art history timeline is to be used in conjunction with the readings in the AnnotatedMona Lisa. This timeline will take you into about 100 pages of the book and should becompleted in one year. It can be completed in one semester if more time is dedicated toart history.

How to use this timeline:1. Enter the dates into the Timeline.2. Outline a few key points from the art movement that you read about under the

Description section.3. Write the name of the artist under the example picture given. Also, add other

artists that interest you from this time period.


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Greece: TheyInvented a Lot MoreThan the Olympics

Rome: TheOrganizers

Pre-Columbian Art ofthe Americas

African Art: TheFirst Cubists



The Middle Ages:The Reign of Religion

Golden Age ofByzantine Art

Romanesque Art:Stories in Stone

Gothic Art: Heightand Light



The Rebirth of Art:Renaissance andBaroque

The Renaissance:The Beginning ofModern Painting

The Top FourBreakthroughs

1.2.3.4.

Leondardo da Vinci, MonaLisa

The EarlyRenaissance

Leonardo, "In the Womb," c. 1510



The ItalianRenaissance

The NorthernRenaissance

The GermanRenaissance

Mannerism and theLate Renaissance



The SpanishRenaissance

Baroque: TheOrnate Age

Rembrandt, self portrait

Italian Baroque

Flemish Baroque



Dutch Baroque

English Baroque

Spanish Baroque

French Baroque

Rococo



The NineteenthCentury: Birth ofthe "Isms"

Claude Monet

Neoclassicism:Roman Fever

FrenchNeoclassicism

AmericanNeoclassicism

Goya: Man Withoutan "ism"



Romanticism: ThePower of Passion

French Romanticism

EnglishRomantacism

Genre Painting: TheAmerican Dream inAction

AmericanRomantacism



Realism

French Realism

American Realism

Architecture for theIndustrial Age



Art Nouveau

Birth of Photography


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