Artists by art movement
Art historians employ a number of ways to group world arts into systems of classification. They subdivide the continuous flow of artworks through time and space into groupings. These groupings are defined by the perception that the artworks within them share a single quality or a set of qualities that are significant. Significant qualities reflect a specific approach of an artist; they can include the formal, stylistic, iconographic, thematic, or other aspects of art. The definition of a grouping reflects judgments about the nature of meaningful connections between artworks, and between art and its larger context. Western arts are usually structured by art movements, using mostly cultural and aesthetic criteria, while Eastern arts are subdivided into periods according to political-dynastic markers.
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- Ancient Egyptian art
- Early Dynastic Period (3150 – 2686 BC) 1
- Old Kingdom (2686–2181 BC) 1
- 1st Intermediate Period (2181–2055 BC) 1
- Middle Kingdom (2055–1650 BC) 1
- 2nd Intermediate Period (1650–1550 BC) 1
- New Kingdom (1550–1069 BC) 1
- Amarna Period (1351 - 1334 BC) 1
- 3rd Intermediate Period (1069–664 BC) 1
- Late Period (664–332 BC) 1
- Ptolemaic Period (332–30 BC) 1
- Roman Period (30 BC - 640 AD) 1
- Ancient Greek Art
- Geometric Period (c.900 - c.700 BC) 1
- Archaic Period (700-480 BC) 2
- Classical Period (480 - 323 BC) 3
- Hellenistic Period (323-31 BC) 3
- Western Medieval Art
- Byzantine Art 3
- Pre-Romanesque Art 1
- Romanesque Art 7
- Gothic Art 12
- Medieval Art 2
- Western Renaissance Art
- Proto Renaissance 9
- Early Renaissance 33
- High Renaissance 36
- Mannerism (Late Renaissance) 44
- Northern Renaissance 46
- Western Post Renaissance Art
- Baroque 155
- Rococo 59
- Neoclassicism 72
- Academic Art 74
- Romanticism 246
- Realism 192
- Dutch Golden Age 52
- Orientalism 25
- Modern Art
- Naturalism 15
- Symbolism 88
- Impressionism 219
- Naïve Art (Primitivism) 44
- Arts and Crafts 10
- Tonalism 12
- Post-Impressionism 137
- New Realism (American Realism) 13
- Expressionism 222
- Social Realism 39
- Art Nouveau 112
- Secession 5
- Aestheticism 7
- Cubism 72
- Abstract Art 152
- Suprematism 6
- Avant-garde 33
- Futurism 25
- Dada 24
- Constructivism 37
- De Stijl (Neoplasticism) 11
- Metaphysical art 9
- Modernism 36
- Magic Realism 39
- Rayonism 2
- Art Deco 20
- Synchromism 2
- Vorticism 4
- Surrealism 181
- Purism 3
- Precisionism 11
- Harlem Renaissance (New Negro Movement) 15
- Incoherents 1
- Indigenism 6
- Regionalism 14
- Socialist Realism 43
- Pictorialism 11
- New Medievialism 1
- Muralism 14
- Neo-Romanticism 7
- Existential Art 4
- Lettrism 5
- Young Poland 7
- Abstract Expressionism 156
- Indian Space Painting 3
- Orphism (Simultanism) 5
- Art Informel 81
- Tachisme 31
- Haute Pâte (Matter Painting) 6
- Cubo-Futurism 8
- Neo-Concretism 6
- Viennese Actionism 2
- Performance Art 11
- Neo-Surrealism 4
- Transautomatism 1
- Sots Art 2
- Post-Painterly Abstraction 73
- Abstract Illusionism 6
- Feminist Art 28
- Modernismo 25
- Fiber Art 3
- Analytical Realism 1
- Mail Art 5
- New Objectivity (Neue Sachlichkeit) 10
- Outsider art (Art brut) 33
- Art Singulier 1
- Concrete Art (Concretism) 50
- Neo-Expressionism 56
- Neo-Dada 30
- Neo-Figurative Art 12
- Kinetic art 25
- Spatialism 10
- Arte Povera 15
- Soviet Nonconformist Art 14
- Op Art 56
- Pop Art 103
- Nouveau Réalisme 15
- New Generation Sculpture 6
- Classical Realism 10
- Contemporary Art
- Contemporary 147
- Conceptual Art 118
- Excessivism 4
- Minimalism 101
- Post-Minimalism 54
- Light and Space 25
- Environmental Art (Land art) 22
- Junk Art 6
- Kitsch 38
- CyberArt 7
- Relational Art 13
- Funk Art 1
- Photorealism (Super-Realism, Hyper-Realism) 30
- Poster Art Realism 3
- Contemporary Realism 48
- P&D (Pattern and Decoration) 6
- New Image Painting 6
- Transavantgarde 11
- Pittura Colta 2
- Confessional Art 1
- New European Painting 11
- Neo-Pop Art 24
- Neo-Minimalism (Neo-Geo) 37
- Maximalism 4
- Neo-Orthodoxism 6
- Street art 28
- Lowbrow Art 5
- Stuckism 3
- Provisional Painting (New Casualism) 6
- Fantasy Art 7
- Internet art (Net art) 1
- Futuretech Art 1
- Digital Art 4
- New media art 2
- Postcolonial art 4
- Institutional Critique 2
- Chinese Art
- Tang Dynasty (618–907) 5
- Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms (907–960) 2
- Northern Song Dynasty (960–1126) 4
- Southern Song Dynasty (1127–1279) 1
- Yuan Dynasty (1271–1368) 3
- Ming Dynasty (1368–1644) 7
- Qing Dynasty (1644–1912) 4
- Republic of China (1912–1949) 8
- New Culture Movement (1915-1926) 3
- People's Republic of China (1949-present) 1
- New Ink Art 1
- Korean Art
- Joseon Dynasty 2
- Korean Informel 4
- Dansaekhwa (Korean Monochrome Painting) 4
- Japanese Art
- Muromachi period (1392–1573) 4
- Azuchi-Momoyama period (1573–1603) 1
- Edo period (1603–1867) 23
- Meiji Period (1868–1912) 11
- Taishō period (1912–1926) 18
- Shōwa period (1926–1989) 28
- Ero guro 2
- Islamic Art
- Abbasid Period (750–1258) 1
- Ilkhanid Period (1256–1353) 1
- Timurid Period (c.1370–1507) 2
- Ottoman Period (before 1600) 2
- Süleyman the Magnificent Period (1520–1566) 1
- Mughal Period (after 1600) 1
- Ottoman Period (after 1600) 3
- Safavid Period (before 1600) 4
- Safavid and Qajar Periods (after 1600) 2
- Native Art
- Native Art 7
- Yoruba Art 1
- Folk art 1
- Pre-Columbian Art
- Post-classic (c.900-1580) 1