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00 200 Views of Western Art
01 The Earliest Art
02 Egyptian Art 3,000-300 BC
03 Greek Art 2,000-450AD
04 Roman Art 27BC – 450AD
05 Byzantine Art 500-1200
06 Celtic, Saxon and Viking Art 550-900
07 Medieval Art 800-1000
08 Romanesque Art 1000-1300
09 Gothic and Early Netherlandish Art 1100-1500
10 Renaissance Art 1400-160
11 Mannerism 1520-1600
12 Tudor and Stuart Art
13 Baroque Art 1600-1700
14 Dutch Golden Age 1600-1700
15 Academic Art 1600-1900
16 Restoration England 1660-1700
17 Eighteenth Century British Art
18 Rococo Art 1700-1770
19 Spanish Art
20 Neo-Classicism 1770-1830
21 Romanticism 1790-1850
22 Nineteenth-Century American Art
23 Victorian Art
24 Photography
25 Pre-Raphaelites 1848-1880
26 Nineteenth-Century French Art
27 Impressionism 1860-1880
28 Aestheticism 1870-1890
29 Degenerate Art
30 Post Impressionism 1880-1905
31 Symbolism 1890-1920
32 Russian Art 1890-1930
33 Pointillism & Divisionism
34 Arts & Crafts
35 Art Nouveau 1890-1914
36 South American Art 1900-present
37 Edvard Munch (1863-1944)
38 Modernism 1900-present
39 Ashcan School 1890-1920
40 Les Fauves 1900-1907
41 Cubism 1907-1918
42 Expressionism 1900s-1930
43 Futurism 1909-1915
44 Vorticism 1913-1915
45 Abstract Art 1915-1940
46 Dada 1915-1922
47 Constructivism and Suprematism 1917-1921
48 De Stijl 1917-1931
49 Bauhaus 1919-1933
50 Harlem Renaissance
51 American Realists & Modernism
52 British Art 1900-1950
53 Surrealism 1920-1930
54 Escher 1898-1972
55 Art Deco 1920-1930
56 Magical Realism and New Objectivity 1925-1950
57 Abstract Expressionism and Colour Field Painting
58 Pop Art 1950-1960
59 Neo-Dada 1952-1960
60 Recent Art Movements
61 Recent Artists
62 AI and Art
97 Forgery
98 Tate
99 General Topics
56 Magical Realism and New Objectivity 1925-1950
56-01 Magic Realism (to be recorded)