Art Throughout History

Introduction Any discussion of the text and the role of art will change the status of art and artist, even if it is not only to put art into art, history, socio-political and cultural backgrounds. You can not regard the art itself as an entity or put it outside the framework mentioned above. The scope of this debate can not include the complete history of European art, from the decline of the Roman Empire to the Renaissance of Italy and the rise of artists outside the Alps.

For thousands of years, art was an important part of human experience. A true study of the evolution of art throughout history may take a lifetime, and this is the diversity and change of our creation. In retrospect, art historian successfully organized most artists, trends and styles under the unique flag of the art movement. The 21st century has brought about a major change in our perception of art and communication. Our approach is more diverse and our observation is more diverse. This interdisciplinary research field is called visual culture. I believe that visual culturists are in a state of almost constant analysis, such as politics, power, technology, science, ideology, religion, feminism, gender. remaining

Comparing the art of Rome and Greece through history and history always reflects the cultural values ​​and social structure of individual civilizations. Ancient art is a tool that helps historians to interpret important aspects of ancient culture. From art we can decide the basic moral and philosophical beliefs of many ancient societies. - Zoroastrianism, Zoroastrianism comparing Judaism and Christianity, Judaism and Christianity share many features, and there should be a connection between them. Both Judaism and Christianity are influenced by Zoroastrianism. In 586 BC, the power of the Babylonian empire conquered the Jews, destroyed their temples, made the Jews exile.

Greek art is known for their realistic sculptures through the history of the Greek Western art, these sculptures try to capture the beauty and perfection of the theme. Roman art duplicated the Greeks and the Romans often requested to make sculptures for the Greeks. The Renaissance later restored the Greek style, but it can be seen in today's art as well