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The document summarizes different periods and styles of paintings throughout history. It describes the characteristics and functions of ancient paintings from pre-historic and Egyptian times. It then discusses classical Greek and Roman paintings, noting their subjects and purposes. Finally, it outlines the styles of Byzantine, Romanesque, and Gothic medieval paintings, focusing on their religious Christian themes and locations in churches.

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MAPEH Assignment 1 in Arts

The document summarizes different periods and styles of paintings throughout history. It describes the characteristics and functions of ancient paintings from pre-historic and Egyptian times. It then discusses classical Greek and Roman paintings, noting their subjects and purposes. Finally, it outlines the styles of Byzantine, Romanesque, and Gothic medieval paintings, focusing on their religious Christian themes and locations in churches.

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Period/Era Characteristics Functions

Ancient Paintings

1. Pre-historic - their paintings were found inside - it may be for religious or


the caves which may have been ceremonial purposes
their way of communicating with
each other

2. Egyptian - it emphasizes the importance of - the purpose of Egyptian paintings


life after death and the is to make the deceased afterlife
preservation of the knowledge of place pleasant
the past
Classical Paintings

1. Greek - paintings during the classical era - it depicts natural figures with
were most commonly found in dynamic compositions; it reveals a
vases, panels, and tomb grasp of linear perspective and
naturalist representation

2. Roman - roman paintings have a wide - for decorative art or interior


variety of subjects, animals, decorations
everyday life, still life, mythological
subjects, portraits and landscapes;
most of the paintings in this era
were copied of imitated from
Hellenic Greek paintings
Medieval Paintings

1. Byzantine - Christian subjects - it is the lively styles of paintings


which had been invented in Greek
and Rome lived on in Byzantium

2. Romanesque - the painting style is common - these are largely placed mosaics
throughout this period; they use on the walls of the churches that
thick and strong outlines filled in follows a strict frontal pose
with bright and vivid colors

3. Gothic - Stained Glass was a widespread - used to decorate the doorways,


form of painting during this period; or portals, of cathedrals in France
it inspired the Christians through and elsewhere
the depiction of biblical stories in
churches and monasteries

Submitted by: Mathew Jendrick Garol, 9-HT


Submitted to: Ms. Norika Denise G. Rallama

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