refers to all artworks produced by ancient men before they preconceived culture and known methods of writing and record keeping ever existed, simply meaning art before history.

prehistoric art

refers to any parietal art, which involves the application of color pigments on the walls floors or ceilings of ancient rock dwellings inhabited by prehistoric man

cave paintings or petrograph

are images with only one color, for example black just like the cave images found in chauvet cave in france

monochrome cave paintings

has two or more colors as can be seen in the multicolored images of bison on the ceiling at altamira cave in spain

polychrome cave painting

refers to an engraved drawing that is etched or done by cutting lines on the rock surface with a sharp object probably a flint or stone tool rather than one made by drawing lines with charcoal or manganese

cave drawing or petroglyphs

was the time when primitive cave artworks were created with the use of primitive stone tools by primitive men

Paleolithic period

this period was commonly represented by the naturalistic images of free animals and the men that hunted them. prehistoric caves were also heavily decorated with painted hand stenciled rock art

Paleolithic period

happened when man began to develop culture and change his lifestyle

Neolithic period

reflected the great shift in living conditions

Neolithic art

The Angono Petroglyphs Site Museum is located at

Angono, Rizal

The Angono Petroglyphs Site Museum was accidentally discovered by __with a troop of boys scout in 1965

Carlos "Botong" Francisco

two kinds of petrographs

charcoal drawings red hematite prints

it is perceived as a work of a great crops man a master potter

burial jar

it was found in manunggul cave lipuun point palawan in the early 1960s

burial jar

were found in Ayub Cave in Pinol, Maitum, Saranggani province, resembling human figures

earthenware pots

refers to the art form from greece and rome

classical art

favors the classical period, classical antiquity in the western tradition, as a standard for taste, which the classicist want to copy or intimate

Classicism

is a general term describing the long period of time in cultural history when the mediterranean sea was the center.

classical period

it has always been known for thousand of years that the art of the __ has been held as the standard or measure by which a later art will be judged. it has shape our minds of what perfection should look like

ancient Greek or Greek art

stone figures called __ were common

kouroi

showed how greek art developed because of few large paintings endured from this age

ceramic paintings and sculptures

was the time when the greeks achieved new heights in art architecture theater and philosophy

greeks golden age or the classical period of ancient greece

a temple devoted to athena on the acropolis

Parthenon

influence roman art, and both of them were an inspiration for the renaissance

greek art

were described as idealistic imaginative and spiritual

Greeks

were bounded to what they saw in the world

Romans

was the time when greece reached its height during 457 bc to 430 bc when great temples were built in athens and olympia and they were adorned with magnificent sculptures and reliefs.

The Golden Age of Athens

copied life realistically, specifically in sculpture and literature

Hellenistic arts

shading of the front and the retreating sides, in the correspondence of all lines to the vanishing point which is the center of a circle

scenography

where master sculptors and were much more highly skilled than the egyptians who came before them and the romance who came afterward

Greeks

was the most powerful nation on earth, defeating all others at military organization and warfare, engineering and architecture

ancient Rome

it was during the age of 2 emperors that rome reached the peak of its architectural glory, attained through numerous building programs of monuments, baths, aqueducts, palaces, temples and mausoleums.

Trajan and Hadrian

many of the buildings from this era and later serve as models for architects of the italian renaissance

Roman art

where practical people and wanted their art and architecture to be useful

Romans

in 600 bc the __ where the most powerful people in italy who had come from asia minor and settled in Tuscany

Etruscans

they develop a very life like type of portrait sculpture and introduced the very first use of the stone arc into architecture

Etruscans

the history of __ covered almost 10 centuries between the sack of rome and the early italian renaissance

Medieval art

only one institution survived the __ centered in rome and constantinople.

christian church

refers to the architectural styles in medieval europe during the middle ages

Medieval architecture

expressions of faith

cathedrals

channels of creative energy during the medieval period

churches

was the primary model of medieval religious architecture

roman basilica

__ was the most common among these religious buildings

Latin cross plan

where the most notable non-religious examples of medieval architecture throughout europe

castles and walls

all western european architecture was typically by classification considered __

Romanesque

the earlier period of romanesque architecture could be classified as__ . it was during the reign of Charlemagne

Carolingian architecture or Pre-Romanesque

the later period of romanesque architecture was called __ develop under the reign of emperor otto the great

Ottonian architecture

was the name given to the style of architecture used in very early middle ages when much of these developments were pioneered by the normans

Romanesque architecture

was known by its massive quality, thick walls, round arches, sturdy pillars, barrel vault,

Romanesque architecture

was the first major style of architecture to be developed after the collapsed of roman empire

Middle Ages Romanesque Architecture

was defined by important churches and monastic buildings

Romanesque period

this is started in the 12th century in france

Gothic architecture

it was the new style in architecture and design referred to as the french style

Gothic architecture

was light, graceful, and mostly spacious in nature

Gothic architecture

also called eastern roman, the empire started with the establishment of constantinople

Byzantine architecture

the byzantine style began in the reign of emperor

Justinian

was characterized by massive domes with square bases and rounded arches inspires and much use of class mosaics

Byzantine Empire's architecture