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STYLE 1: “PERIOD” AND “COMPETITION & CHANGE”

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STYLE 1: “PERIOD” AND “COMPETITION & CHANGE”

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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

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T I M E P E R I O D

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“Celsus Library,” Ephesus, 110 AD

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“Erechtheion,” Athens,

420-405 BC

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“Pergamon Altar,” 164-157 BC

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Doric Chiton

Ionic Chiton

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“Sainte Chapelle,” Paris, FRANCE, 1248 AD

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“The Annunciation,” ca. 1150

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Bernardo Daddi, “Altarpiece with the Madonna,” c. 1333

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Alphons Mucha, Chocolate Amatller Barcelona, 1894

Hector Guimard, Paris metro entrance, ca. 1900

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Eugene Vallin, Masson House, Nancy, 1914

René Lalique, Dragonfly pendant, ca. 1900

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Le Corbusier, “Villa Savoye,” Poissy, FRANCE, 1928-1931

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Gerrit Rietveld, Lamp, 1920

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Jan Tschichold, tsch poster, 1930

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COMPETITION AND CHANGE

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“Greek Warriors,” 5th century BC

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“Izmir Athlete,” 200 BC

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“Cathedral of St. Pierre,” Angoulême, FRANCE, 1110-1128

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“Cathedral of St. Pierre,”Angoulême, FRANCE, 1110-1128

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St. Denis Basilica,Paris, FRANCE, 1135-44

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St. Denis Basilica,Paris, FRANCE, 1135-44

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“Reims Cathedral,”Reims, FRANCE, 1145-1220

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Gustave Courbet, “The Stone Breakers,” 1849

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Claude Monet, “Water Lillies (The Clouds),” 1903

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Wassily Kandinsky, “Composition No. 7,” 1922

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Barnett Newman, “Cathedra,” 1951

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Morris Louis, “Beta Upsilon,” 1960

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Alphonse Cassandre,Au Bucheron,1925

Alphonse Mucha, Sokol Festıval, Mucha, 1912

Jan Tschichold,Tsch poster,1930