Gardner's Art Through the Ages

Abstract

The birth of art - Africa, Europe, and the Near East in the Stone Age the rise of civilization - the art of the ancient Near East pharaohs, tombs, and temples - the art of Ancient Egypt Minos and the heroes of Homer - the art of the prehistoric Aegean gods, heroes, and athletes - the art of Ancient Greece paths to enlightenment - the ancient art of South and Southeast Asia Daoism, Confucianism, and Buddhism - the art of early China and Korea sacred statues and secular scrolls - the art of early Japan Italy before the Romans - the art of the Etruscans from seven hills to three continents - the art of Ancient Rome pagans, Christians, and Jews - the art of late antiquity Rome in the East - the art of Byzantium Muhammad and the Muslims - Islamic art from Alaska to the Andes - the arts of the Ancient Americas south of the Sahara - early African art Europe after the Fall of Rome - Early Medieval art in the West the age of pilgrims and crusaders - Romanesque art the age of the great cathedrals - Gothic art from Gothic to Renaissance - the 14th century in Italy of piety, passion, and politics - 15th-century art in Northern Europe and Spain humanism and the allure of antiquity - 15th-century Italian art the beautiful, spiritual, and scientific in art - the High Renaissance and Mannerism the age of reformation - 16th-century art in Northern Europe and Spain of popes, peasants, monarchs, and merchants - art of the 17th and early 18th centuries in Europe religious change and colonial rule - the later art of South and Southeast Asia incursion, restoration, and transformation in East Asia - the later art of China and Korea from the shoguns to the present - the art of later Japan the Enlightenment and its legacy - neoclassicism through the mid-19th century the rise of Modernism - the later 19th century before and after the Conquistadors - the later native arts of the Americas elders, big men, chiefs, and kings - the arts of Oceania and Australia exploration, colonization, and independence - later African art the triumph of Modernist art - the early 20th century the emergence of Postmodernism - the later 20th century.

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