Essential movements

The School of Athens by Raphael, representing the Renaissance

Renaissance

Humanism, perspective and a renewed engagement with antiquity.

1400–1600Europe
The Calling of Saint Matthew by Caravaggio, representing Baroque art

Baroque

Drama, movement and theatrical light across seventeenth-century Europe.

1600–1750Europe
Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette by Renoir, representing Impressionism

Impressionism

Modern life, changing light and painting beyond the official Salon.

1860s–1890sFrance
Composition VIII by Wassily Kandinsky, representing Modern Art

Modern Art

Experiment, abstraction and radical new ways of seeing the world.

c. 1860–1970Global

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NameCenturyNationArtists
Renaissance
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Early Renaissance
High Renaissance
Hudson River School
Venetian Renaissance
Baroque
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Rococo
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Aesthetic Movement
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Florentine Renaissance
Der Blaue Reiter
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Arts and Crafts Movement
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Proto-Renaissance
Sienese School
German Expressionism
American Realism
Caravaggism and Tenebrism
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Spanish Golden Age
British Romanticism
French Romanticism
Neo-Impressionism
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American Impressionism
Bauhaus
Fauvism
Baroque Classicism
Romanticism
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Dutch Golden Age
Academic Art
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Northern Renaissance
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Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
Mannerism
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Neoclassicism
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Orientalism
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Realism
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Barbizon School
Impressionism
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Post-Impressionism
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Symbolism
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Victorian Painting
Expressionism
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Art Nouveau
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Cubism
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Surrealism
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Modern Art
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Pop Art
Contemporary Art
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Abstract Art
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Minimal Art
Conceptual Art
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Street Art
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Graffiti Art
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Ukiyo-e
Japonisme
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Vienna Secession
Art Deco
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Dada
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Futurism
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Constructivism
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Naturalism
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School of Paris
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Luminism
Geometric Abstraction
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Social Realism
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Salon Painting
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Golden Age of Illustration
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Les Nabis
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Die Brücke
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Ashcan School
Harlem Renaissance
American Regionalism
Russian Realism / Peredvizhniki
Mexican Muralism
Suprematism
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De Stijl / Neoplasticism
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Orphism
Precisionism
American Modernism
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Pont-Aven School
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Synthetism and Cloisonnism
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Catalan Modernisme
Naïve Art
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New Objectivity / Neue Sachlichkeit
Magic Realism
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Metaphysical Painting
Primitivism in Modern Art
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Tonalism
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Glasgow Style
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Camden Town Group
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Scottish Colourists
Düsseldorf School
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The Hague School
International Gothic
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Edo-Period Japanese Art
Rinpa School
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