CZ:Visual Arts Workgroup

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Visual Arts Workgroup
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Art of Ancient Greece: Add brief definition or description Art of Ancient Egypt: Add brief definition or description Art of China: Add brief definition or description Art of Japan: Add brief definition or description Renaissance art: Add brief definition or description Baroque art: Add brief definition or description Gothic art: Add brief definition or description  Impressionism: Nineteenth century visual art style centered on depicting the fleeting sensory perception of subjects. [e] Post-impressionism: Add brief definition or description Pop art: Add brief definition or description Minimalism: Add brief definition or description Postmodern art: Add brief definition or description Conceptual art: Add brief definition or description Prehistoric art: Add brief definition or description Leonardo da Vinci: Add brief definition or description  Vincent van Gogh: Dutch painter of the Post-Impressionist school (1853–1890); noted for intense emotional involvement in his work. [e] Michelangelo: Add brief definition or description Rembrandt: Add brief definition or description Pablo Picasso: (1881–1973) Spanish co-inventor of cubism and one of the most prolific and influential visual artists of the 20th century. [e] Marcel Duchamp: Add brief definition or description Paul Cézanne: Add brief definition or description John Ford: Add brief definition or description Howard Hawks: Add brief definition or description John Huston: Add brief definition or description

Charlie Chaplin: Add brief definition or description D.W. Griffith: Add brief definition or description Salvador Dalí: Add brief definition or description Clark Gable: Add brief definition or description Lawrence Olivier: Add brief definition or description Paul Gaugin: Add brief definition or description Mel Blanc: Add brief definition or description Jim Henson: Add brief definition or description Hanna-Barbera: Add brief definition or description Paint: Add brief definition or description Oil painting: Add brief definition or description Casting (art): Add brief definition or description Stone carving: Add brief definition or description Lithography: Add brief definition or description Intaglio: Add brief definition or description Serigraphy: Add brief definition or description - screen printing Relief printing: Add brief definition or description Photography (art): Add brief definition or description Mixed media: Add brief definition or description Installation art: Add brief definition or description Electronic art: Add brief definition or description Performance art: Add brief definition or description Portrait: Add brief definition or description Fresco: Add brief definition or description Book art: Add brief definition or description Composition (art): Add brief definition or description Tempera: Add brief definition or description