I hope you downloaded the previous Art Era Timelines ~
#1 Pre-Renaissance to 18th Century and #2 19th Century Art
Click here for your 11 page download of #3 20th Century to the start of Modern Art ~ Art Era Timeline Early20thC-Modern
I have provided a basic definition of each art movement and included the dates and names of the founders and the most eminent artists of that movement. Each artist has a thumbnail of their work. I have placed each art movement on a new page for clarity and to help the study of different eras.
Here is a slide-show sampler:
These are the Art Movements covered in this time:
- Late 19th/Early 20th Century Design
- Arts and Crafts
- Art Nouveau
- Les Nabis
- The Golden Age of Illustration
- Art Deco
- 20th Century
- Realism Reinvented
- Ashcan School
- Camden Town Group
- American Scene
- American Regionalism
- Social Realism
- The Canadian Group Of Seven
- Magic Realism
- Contemporary Realism
Some ideas on how to use this timeline:
- Print it and create an Art Book of Centuries, or
- Add these pages to a student’s own Book of Centuries or
- Cut and paste the pages end-to-end as a continual vertical art timeline (it will be huge!)
- Cut out and add the artists and their art work thumbnails to a dedicated art timeline or an existing timeline
- Laminate and cut the artists as cards and let children match the artists to the eras
- Use the information and write your own artists on the timeline as you study them
I downloaded all the information for these timelines from Artcyclopedia.com.
Have you downloaded all the other Free Artists and Impressionist Artists Pages?
Thank you for sharing your works with us all. You make life so much easier in giving our children a quality education.
Thanks!
Honey
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These are great! Thank you for all your hard work! Heather
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Thanks Nadene…this is perfect for our art study next year (year four in the history cycle).
You do such great work and I appreciate that you share your timelines with all of us. 🙂
I shared your link in my Google Reader.
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You’re so welcome – and thanks for your link!
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