Styles
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Abstract
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Art nouveau
"The Art Nouveau style is characterized by strong compositions, natural colors, sensuous curves derived from nature and graceful flowing lines. Reality and stylization are fully integrated throughout the entire composition. Heavily influenced by Japanese woodblock prints, the highly stylized organic, ornamental shapes and patterns quickly infused all aspects of design and later inspired the Art Deco movement." Alphonse Mucha
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Impressionism
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Expressionism
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Academic classicism
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Aesthetic
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American ashcan
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Barbizon school
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Baroque
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Gothic art
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Hudson river school
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Mannerism
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Naturalism
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Neoclassicism
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Orientalism
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Pointillism
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Post impressionism
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Preraphaelite
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Realism
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Renaissance early
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Renaissance high
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Renaissance northern
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Rococo
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Romanticism
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Symbolism
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Victorian
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Naive
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Holland art xvii century
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British art xviii century
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Spanish art xvii century
