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This document contains images and references to important prehistoric art and structures from across Europe, including mammoth-bone houses in Ukraine, Paleolithic figurines like the Lion-Man and Venus of Willendorf, cave paintings from Chauvet Cave and Pech-Merle Cave in France, Altamira Cave in Spain, and Newgrange passage tomb and Stonehenge in the United Kingdom, as well as megalithic sites like Carnac in Brittany and the Ring of Brodgar in Scotland.

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Reconstruction drawing of mammoth-bone houses, Ukraine

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07 surrealism-abstract expressionism

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This document discusses several influential artists and architects active in Europe during the early 20th century who experimented with new styles and ideas that paved the way for modern art and design. It focuses on pioneers like Modigliani, Matisse and Picasso in France; De Stijl movement members like Mondrian in the Netherlands; and Bauhaus founders Walter Gropius and László Moholy-Nagy in Germany who integrated art, craft and architecture. Many developed modernist styles that rejected realistic representation in favor of abstraction and minimal forms inspired by industrial materials and processes.

04 cubism and its influences

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This document provides an overview of Pablo Picasso and the development of Cubism. It traces Picasso's early influences including Iberian sculpture. It then examines his pioneering Cubist works from 1907 to 1912 with Georges Braque, in which they broke forms down into geometric facets. Guillaume Apollinaire coined the term "Cubism" in 1912. The document outlines Analytical Cubism's emphasis on multiple perspectives and Synthetic Cubism's incorporation of collage. It concludes by exploring Cubism's influence on later artists and architects like Frank Lloyd Wright and Marc Chagall.

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This document provides an overview of several early 20th century avant-garde art movements including Fauvism, Cubism, Expressionism, and Der Blaue Reiter. It mentions key artists such as Matisse, Derain, Brancusi, Kandinsky, Marc, Macke, who pioneered abstract and expressive styles that broke from realism and traditional techniques. Philosophers like Nietzsche, Riegl, and Lipps influenced these movements with ideas questioning established norms and emphasizing empathy and purpose in art.

02 impressionism through post impressionism

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01 romanticism through realism

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Editor's Notes

Artist: n/a Title: Prehistoric Europe Medium: n/a Size: n/a Date: n/a Source/Museum: n/a
Artist: n/a Title: Reconstruction drawing of mammoth-bone houses Medium: n/a Size: n/a Date: c. 16,000–10,000 BCE Source/Museum: Ukraine
Artist: n/a Title: Lion-Human Medium: Mammoth ivory Size: height 11 ⅝ &quot; (29.6 cm) Date: c. 30,000–26,000 BCE Source/Museum: Hohlenstein-Stadel, Germany / Ulmer Museum, Ulm, Germany
Artist: n/a Title: Woman from Willendorf Medium: Limestone Size: height 4 ⅜ &quot; (11 cm) Date: c. 24,000 BCE Source/Museum: Austria. Naturhistorisches Museum, Vienna
Artist: n/a Title: Hohle Fels Venus Circa 35,000 BC
Venus of Lespugue
Artist: n/a Title: Woman from Ostrava Petrkovice Medium: Hematite Size: height 1¾&quot; (4.6 cm) Date: c. 23,000 BCE Source/Museum: Archaeological Institute, Brno, Czech Republic
Artist: n/a Title: Woman from Brassempouy Medium: Ivory Size: height 1¼ (3.6 cm) Date: Probably c 30,000 BCE Source/Museum: Grotte du Pape, Brassempouy, Landes, France. Musée des Antiquités Nationales, St-Germain-en-Laye, France
Artist: n/a Title: Wall Painting with Horses, Rhinoceroses, and Aurochs Medium: Paint on limestone Size: n/a Date: c. 30,000–28,000 BCE Source/Museum: Chauvet Cave, Vallon-Pont-d’Arc, Ardèche Gorge, France
Artist: n/a Title: Spotted Horses and Human Hands Medium: Paint on limestone Size: individual horses are over 5' (1.5 m) in length. Date: Horses 25,000–24,000 BCE; hands c 15,000 BCE Source/Museum: Pech-Merle Cave, Dordogne, France
Artist: n/a Title: Bison Medium: Paint on limestone Size: length approx. 8'3&quot; (2.5 m) Date: c. 12,500 BCE Source/Museum: Ceiling of a cave at Altamira, Spain
Altamira Bison
Artist: n/a Title: Technique: Prehistoric Wall Painting Medium: n/a Size: n/a Date: n/a Source/Museum: n/a
Artist: n/a Title: Hall of Bulls Medium: Paint on limestone Size: length of the largest auroch (bull) 18' (5.50 m) Date: c. 15,000 BCE Source/Museum: Lascaux Cave, Dordogne, France
Artist: n/a Title: Bird-Headed Man with Bison Medium: Paint on limestone Size: length approx. 9' (2.75 m) Date: c. 15,000 BCE Source/Museum: Shaft scene in Lascaux Cave
Artist: n/a Title: Bison Medium: Unbaked clay Size: length 25&quot; ( 63.5 cm) and 24&quot; (60.9 cm) Date: c. 13,000 BCE Source/Museum: Le Tuc d’Audoubert, France
Artist: n/a Title: Lamp with ibex design Medium: Engraved stone Size: n/a Date: c. 15,000–13,000 BCE Source/Museum: La Mouthe Cave, Dordogne, France
Artist: n/a Title: People and Animals Medium: n/a Size: n/a Date: c. 4000–2000 BCE Source/Museum: Detail of rock-shelter painting, Cogul, Lérida, Spain
Artist: n/a Title: Plan, village of Skara Brae (Numbers refer to individual houses) Medium: n/a Size: n/a Date: c. 3100–2600 BCE Source/Museum: Orkney Islands, Scotland
Artist: n/a Title: Elements of Architecture: Post-and-Lintel and Corbel Construction Medium: n/a Size: n/a Date: n/a Source/Museum: n/a
Artist: n/a Title: House interior, Skara Brae Medium: n/a Size: n/a Date: n/a Source/Museum: Orkney Islands, Scotland
Artist: n/a Title: Tomb interior with corbeling and engraved stones Medium: n/a Size: n/a Date: c. 3000–2500 BCE Source/Museum: New Grange, Ireland
Artist: n/a Title: Stonehenge Medium: n/a Size: n/a Date: c. 2750–1500 BCE Source/Museum: Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire England
Artist: n/a Title: Diagram of Stonehenge Medium: n/a Size: n/a Date: n/a Source/Museum: n/a
Ring of Brodgar, Orkney, Scotland
Carnac Megaliths, Brittany (France)
Artist: n/a Title: Figure of a woman Medium: Ceramic Size: height 4½&quot; (11.5 cm) Date: c. 3500 BCE Source/Museum: Cernavoda, Romania; National Historical Museum, Bucharest
Artist: n/a Title: Figure of a man Medium: Ceramic Size: height 4½&quot; (11.5 cm) Date: c. 3500 BCE Source/Museum: Cernavoda, Romania; National Historical Museum, Bucharest
Artist: n/a Title: Vessels, 3000-2000 BCE Medium: Ceramic Size: heights range 5¾&quot; to 12¼&quot; (14.5 to 31 cm) Date: c. 3000–2000 BCE Source/Museum: Denmark. National Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen
Artist: n/a Title: Horse and Sun Chariot Medium: Bronze Size: length 23¼&quot; (59.2 cm) Date: c. 1800–1600 BCE Source/Museum: Trundholm, Denmark . National Museum, Copenhagen
Artist: n/a Title: Schematic drawing of incised design, Horse and Sun Chariot Medium: n/a Size: n/a Date: n/a Source/Museum: n/a

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