1. Painting
in
Various
Eras

2. Painting
It is the practice of
applying paint, pigment,
color or other
medium to
a surface (support
base).

3. Egyptian Painting
Shows Mythological
Representations and scenes
everyday
Found on the wall of
pharaoh’s more than 5000
years ago
Set strict rules
- Show the human body for the
most familiar or visible angle

4. Painting from
Temple of
Ramses III
Wall
Painting
from
Thebes

5. Greek Painting
Comes from ancient
literary sources,
Surviving Roman
Copies, and some of
Greek vases, mosaics
and wall paintings

6. Paestum Wall
Painting

7. Roman Painting
• Portray rituals, myths, landscapes,
still-life and scenes in their daily
activities.
• “Aerial Perspective” colors and
outlines of more distant object are
softened and blurred to achieve
spatial effects.
• Found in cities of Pompeii and
Herculaneum

8. The Grand Hunt

9. Medieval Painting
• Categorized according to its distinctive
stylistic traits
• Anglo-Irish Art
– Flourished from the 7th-9th Century
– Art of Intricate Calligraphic Designs
• Romanesque Art– 11th-12th Century
– Classical, highly charged, and Energetic
drawing style
• Gothic Art
– 12th century-Italian Renaissance
– Painting was entirely the product of of the
monasteries

10. • Lindisfarne Gospels-are
illuminated Books
produced by monks on
Northumberland
England.
• The Three Magi
• The Hours of Jeanne
d'Evreux is
an illuminated book of
hours in the Gothic style.

11. Renaissance Painting
• Reflects the
revival of
interest in
classical
culture and
strong belief in
individualism.
• Expulsion from
Paradise by
Massacio

12. Sculpture
in
Various Eras

13. Three-Dimensional Media
- Make solid forms that
have height, width and
depth

14. Sculpture
Is a three-dimensional work of
art
Is art that is made to occupy
space
Artists who create sculpture
are called Sculptors

15. Media of Sculpture
-Clay
-Glass
-Plastics
-Wood
-Stone
-Metal

16. Two types of
Sculpture
1.Sculpture in the round
2.Relief Sculpture

17. 1.Sculpture in
the round
This type of
sculpture is
surrounded
on all sides
by space.

18. 2. Relief Sculpture
This type of
sculpture projects
into space from a
flat background.
Relief sculptures
are designed to be
viewed only from
one side.

19. Sculpting Techniques
Modeling – a soft pliable material is
built up and shaped. Media such as
clay, wax and plaster are used in
modeling
Carving – the sculptors cuts, chips
or drills from a solid mass of material
to create a sculpture. Wood and stone
are the most common carving media

20. Casting – in casting molten
metal or another substance is
poured into a mold and allowed
to harden
Assembling – a variety of
different materials are gathered
and joined together to make a
sculpture

21. Egyptian Sculpture
Egyptian sculpture
includes statues or figures
representing kings
(pharaohs), armies, servan
ts and various animals.
Pallete of King Narmer is
one of the oldest Egyptian
Sculpture

22. Greek Sculpture
Greeks are
masters of stone
carving and bronze
casting
Most famous
Sculptors were
Phidias, Polyclitus,
Praxiteles and
Lysippus

23. Roman Sculpture
The Romans were avid
collectors ad imitators of
Greek sculpture
Their distinctive
contribution to the
sculpture was the
realistic representation
of images and figures

24. Medieval Sculpture
Romanesque Sculpture
Gothic Sculpture

25. Renaissance
Sculpture
Shows strong interest in the
ancient past
Donatello was the greatest
sculptor of the early
Renaissance. He was a master
of stonecutter, he also had a
great understanding of human
behavior as in his work
entitled Mary Magdalen