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style use for art paintings
Manga is isn't just one art style, but the next most popular art style group would probably be Superhero Comicbook style.
the style of the art often reflects you
Op Art is short for "Optical Art." Op Art is the style chosen by those who wish to paint optical illusions. M.C. Esher is one such artist that at times employed this style in his work.
There were quite a few ways in which Early Christians changed the style of art. They made art more conservative.
Art critics typically classify El Greco's art as a type of mannerism.
The term Greco-Roman art refers to the fact that Roman Art was influenced by Greek art and has similarities with it.
There was not a Greco-Roman religion. Greco-Roman is a term which refers to art.
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There was no such thing as the Greco-Romans. Greco-Roman is a term which refers to art and culture. The Romans became strongly influenced by Greek art and culture and the term refers to the similarities which developed between the two, especially in art. This art had a strong influence of European art from the Renaissance to the mid-20th century.
Greco-Buddhist art is very recognizable because it has a western flavor. For instance, statues of the Buddha are depicted as muscular with European features. His hair is wavy, with the now popular bun on the top of his head. This was used by the Gandaran artists who made this style famous to cover the Ushinisha, a skull bulge traditionally associated with the 32 marks of a superior being. His robes have very pronounced folds in the fabric. This was adopted from Greco-Roman statues.
Luigi Greco has written: 'Guida di Ostuni' -- subject(s): Architecture, Art, Guidebooks, History
el greco
Could be El Greco, working in Toledo, Spain, around 1600.
Tintoretto, Titian and Michelangelo.
Ancient Egyptian tomb builders
Miguel de Cervantes, the author of Don Quixote, and El Greco, the painter, both faced challenges with regards to their work from Catholic rulers. Cervantes faced censorship and criticism for his satirical portrayal of society, while El Greco faced rejection and limited commissions for his unconventional artistic style and religious subjects. Despite the obstacles they encountered, both artists have since been recognized for their significant contributions to literature and art.