STYLE: a set of formal conventions that makes a work of art or design recognizable as belonging to a certain time period, a geographical area, an artist or a group of artists
TIME PERIOD
“Celsus Library, ” Ephesus, 110 AD
“Erechtheion, ” Athens, 420 -405 BC
“Pergamon Altar, ” 164 -157 BC
Doric Chiton Ionic Chiton
“Sainte Chapelle, ” Paris, FRANCE, 1248 AD
“The Annunciation, ” ca. 1150
Bernardo Daddi, “Altarpiece with the Madonna, ” c. 1333
Hector Guimard, Paris metro entrance, ca. 1900 Alphons Mucha, Chocolate Amatller Barcelona, 1894
Eugene Vallin, Masson House, Nancy, 1914 René Lalique, Dragonfly pendant, ca. 1900
Le Corbusier, “Villa Savoye, ” Poissy, FRANCE, 1928 -1931
Gerrit Rietveld, Lamp, 1920
Jan Tschichold, tsch poster, 1930
COMPETITION AND CHANGE
“Kleobis” and “Biton, ” 6 th century BC
“Greek Warriors, ” 5 th century BC
“Izmir Athlete, ” 200 BC
“Cathedral of St. Pierre, ” Angoulême, FRANCE, 1110 -1128
“Cathedral of St. Pierre, ” Angoulême, FRANCE, 1110 -1128
St. Denis Basilica, Paris, FRANCE, 1135 -44
St. Denis Basilica, Paris, FRANCE, 1135 -44
“Reims Cathedral, ” Reims, FRANCE, 1145 -1220
Gustave Courbet, “The Stone Breakers, ” 1849
Claude Monet, “Water Lillies (The Clouds), ” 1903
Wassily Kandinsky, “Composition No. 7, ” 1922
Barnett Newman, “Cathedra, ” 1951
Morris Louis, “Beta Upsilon, ” 1960
Alphonse Cassandre, Au Bucheron, 1925 Alphonse Mucha, Sokol Festıval, Mucha, 1912 Jan Tschichold, Tsch poster, 1930