Augustus defeats Marc Antony and Cleopatra, becoming first roman emperor. Roman society 'truly' launched.
Trajan leads Roman empire to new heights.
Turmoil period as power shifts back and forth between rulers.
Hellenistic Period begins after the death of Alexander the Great, beginning the descent of the great nation.
Late Classical Period is once again, supplemented by a large Persian defeat.
The Classical Greek Period is defined as a point of pride due to a boisterous empire.
Archaic Greek represents transition period.
The largest ancient civilization , Persia sought to present a grandiose aesthetic, most notable in their architecture.
"Life in Death" - the Etruscans emphasized their importance towards the afterlife. Represents a transition period between Greek art and Roman culture.
The Orientalizing period of Greek art history evolves on the styles previously seen in Geometric.
Ancient roots of Roman civilization.
Iraq - stoic figures exemplifying masculinity, power of king and many relief sculptures.
Geometric Art coincided with a period in time where Greek culture had just left its "dark ages," signifying a rise from the ashes for the culture.
An attempted cultural retooling by Pharaoh Akhenaten.
Egypt rapidly expands during this time period, conquering territory deep into the south and the Euphrates river.
Expression of authority and order, complexities in carving expand.
The Paleolithic Era largely consists of cave paintings and carvings from primitive culture. Although there are no artists attributed to the works, they are highly indicitive of cultural values and religons of those who made it.
First golden age of Egyptian art, time of which the great pyramids of Giza and other influential artworks were made.
Negative Space begins to appear in artworks, emphasis on masculinity and composite creatures begin to appear.
Later stage prehistory, artistic methods develop further and more fuller realized arts from cultures.
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