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3. OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the
lesson, the learners
should be able to:
A.Identify distinct characteristics of arts
during the different art periods.
B.Describe the different art forms and
artistic elements.
C.Create an artwork following the distinct
characteristics of the Pre-Historic Arts
and Egyptian Arts.

4. ANCIENT ARTS

5. PRE-HISTORIC
- are art produced in
prehistorical cultures or
era that includes all
human existence before
the emergence of writing.

6. Paintings in
Pre-Historic Era

7. Paintings from the pre-historic era
may have been…
* their way of communicating with each
other
* used for religious or ceremonial
purposes

8. Paintings from the pre-historic era
features…
Large animals
Human figures
Abstract design
The Great Hall of the Bulls in Cave of Lascaux

9. Sculptures in Pre-Historic Era

10. VENUS OF WILLENDORF
28,2000 BC – 25, 000 BCE
- It is carved from
limestone with
excessively heavy breast
and abdomen used as
charm to ensure fertility.

11. VENUS OF
BRASSEMPOUY
- A sculpture of a lady
with the hood. It is a
fragment ivory figure the
Upper Paleolithic era that
realistically represents the
human face and hairstyle.

12. Architectures
of Pre-Historic
Era

13. Architecture of Pre-Historic Era
Man has developed a form of Architecture
based on MEGALITHS ( a big rock ) from the
Greek word lithos ( stone ) and megas ( big ).
This architecture is made of huge stone blocks
which were probably intended for burial.

14. 3 Main Types of Megalith Stones
Cromlech
Dolmens
Menhir

15. Architecture of Pre-Historic Era
CROMLECH
“Crom”
means
“Bent
or
Curved”
“Lech”
means
“Flagstones”

16. Architecture of Pre-Historic Era
DOLMEN
“taol
maen”
“stone
tables”

17. Architecture of Pre-Historic Era
MENHIR

18. Prepared By: Mr. Orlan Zingapan
Lumaban
MAPEH TEACHER