| Computer Graphics | Art that is made with the assistance of computers. |
| Pictures for Kids | Originating in childrens book illustration, also includes tv and film childrens favourtites. |
| Sports | Pictures with a sporting theme. |
| others | |
| Antiques | Greek and Roman art until the fifth century AD. |
| Baroque | The art style that dominated in Europe in the seventeenth century. Although some features appear in Dutch art, the Baroque style was limited mainly to Catholic countries. It is a style in which painters, sculptors, and architects sought emotion, movement, and variety in their works. |
| Renaissance | The period in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, that was characterized by a renewed interest in ancient Greek and Roman art, philosophy, and science. Renaissance began in italy and spread over other european countries. It prefered motives from greek and roman mythology. Taking great interest in natural sciences and the individual human being, renaissance painters began to protray human beings and their environment in a more realistic manner. The portait became one of the typical forms of renaissance art. |
| Impressionism | French art movement of the late 19th century that, inspired by scientific knowledges about the physical compositions of colours, tried to render them in an exact as possible way |
| Expressionism | An art movement dominant in Germany from 1905-1925, that opposed naturalism and impressionism. Expressionist artists tried to form their inner experience rather than real forms. Many of the them were influenced by the traumatic experiences of World War I. |
| Naturalism | Painting style in the late 19th century that strove for a realistic but non idealizing way of representation. |
| Realism | More a style of representation than a period the realism tries to reproduce reality true to life. There are many different forms of realism such like socialist realism, social realism, and magic realism. |
| Surrealism | Art movement in the 20th century that under the impact of the researches of Sigmund Freud wanted to form the irrational and the unconscious how it is often expressed in dreams. |
| Native Painting | |
| Pop Art | Art movement that takes its motives from mass culture and entertainment industry. |
| cartoon | Funny painting or picture story |
| abstract art | |
| Fantastic Realism | Development of realism in which natural phenomena are inserted into pictures in a way which defies logic. |
| Photography | Optical (or digital) medium for collecting, recording and creating visual images. First modern camera developed by Daguerre in 1838 and Niepce in 1826. |
| Romanticism | Emerged at the end of the 18th century as a counterweight to idealism and classicism, and had a musical movement of the same name. |
| Calligraphics | The artistic representation of writing. |
| Cryptorealism | |
| Modern Art | Modern Art of the 20th century |
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