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Art History: Prehistoric - Middle Ages

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Art History: Prehistoric - Middle Ages

Art History: Prehistory to the Middle Ages offers a comprehensive introduction to the history of art from humanity's earliest creative expressions through the close of the medieval period, emphasizing the cultural, historical, religious, and social contexts that shaped artistic production across the ancient world.

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Laura Kramer
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Palo Verde College
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LibreTexts
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EN
Mục lục· 97 mục
  1. 01: Textbook Introduction
  2. 1.01: Welcome
  3. 1.02: Using This Textbook
  4. 1.03: Information for Instructors
  5. 02: Introduction to Art History and Art Historical Analysis
  6. 2.01: Chapter Introduction
  7. 2.02: What is art history and where is it going
  8. 2.03: Art History and World Art History
  9. 2.04: Introduction to art historical analysis
  10. 03: The Visual Elements and Principles of Composition
  11. 3.01: Chapter Introduction
  12. 3.02: The Visual Elements
  13. 3.03: Principles of Composition
  14. 04: Art of the Ancient Americas
  15. 4.01: Chapter Introduction
  16. 4.02: North America (Mississippi Ancient Fort Ancestral Puebloan)
  17. 4.03: Mesoamerica (Olmec Teotihuacan Maya)
  18. 4.04: South America (Nasca Paracas Moche)
  19. 05: Art of the Stone Age
  20. 5.01: Chapter Introduction
  21. 5.02: Paleolithic Art
  22. 5.03: Mesolithic Art
  23. 5.04: Neolithic Art
  24. 06: The Ancient Near East
  25. 6.01: Chapter Introduction
  26. 6.02: Sumerian
  27. 6.03: Akkadian
  28. 6.04: Babylonian and Neo-Babylonian
  29. 6.05: Assyria
  30. 6.06: Persia
  31. 07: Ancient Egypt
  32. 7.01: Chapter Introduction
  33. 7.02: Ancient Egypt (Introduction)
  34. 7.03: Pre-Dynastic and Early Dynastic Periods
  35. 7.04: Old Kingdom
  36. 7.05: Middle Kingdom
  37. 7.06: New Kingdom
  38. 7.07: Amarna
  39. 7.08: New Kingdom resumed
  40. 7.09: Ancient Nubia and the Kingdom of Kush
  41. 08: The Ancient Aegean
  42. 8.01: Chapter Introduction
  43. 8.02: Cycladic
  44. 8.03: Minoan
  45. 8.04: Mycenaean
  46. 09: Ancient Greece
  47. 9.01: Chapter Introduction
  48. 9.02: Introduction- The Ancient Greeks and Their Gods
  49. 9.03: Geometric Proto-Archaic and Archaic
  50. 9.04: Early Classical
  51. 9.05: High Classical
  52. 9.06: Late Classical and Hellenistic
  53. 10: The Etruscans
  54. 10.01: Chapter Introduction
  55. 10.02: Early Etruscans
  56. 10.03: Later Etruscans
  57. 11: The Roman Empire
  58. 11.01: Chapter Introduction
  59. 11.02: Introduction
  60. 11.03: Republic
  61. 11.04: Early Empire
  62. 11.05: High Middle Empire
  63. 11.06: Late Empire
  64. 12: Late Antiquity
  65. 12.01: Chapter Introduction
  66. 12.02: Late Antiquity and the Dissolution of the Roman Empire
  67. 12.03: Christian Art Before Constantine
  68. 12.04: Christian Art and Architecture After Constantine
  69. 13: Medieval I- Reorganization of the Roman World and the Birth of Islam
  70. 13.01: Chapter Introduction
  71. 13.02: Early Byzantium
  72. 13.03: The Migration Period
  73. 13.04: The Early Islamic World
  74. 13.05: Carolingian Art
  75. 14: Medieval II- Contested Empires
  76. 14.01: Chapter Introduction
  77. 14.02: Medieval Islam Before the Mongols
  78. 14.03: The Latin West
  79. 14.04: Byzantium from the End of Iconoclasm to the Latin Conquest
  80. 15: Medieval III- Reorganization of the East
  81. 15.01: Chapter Introduction
  82. 15.02: Ilkhanid
  83. 15.03: Timurid
  84. 15.04: Mamluk
  85. 15.05: Late Byzantine
  86. 15.06: Christian East Africa
  87. 16: Gothic Europe
  88. 16.01: Chapter Introduction
  89. 16.02: Introduction
  90. 16.03: France
  91. 16.04: Holy Roman Empire
  92. 16.05: England
  93. 16.06: Gothic Jewish Art and Textbook Conclusion
  94. 17: Back Matter- Glossary and Index
  95. 17.01: Index
  96. 17.02: Glossary
  97. 17.03: Detailed Licensing