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The Art Genome is a living vocabulary of the subjects, materials, movements, places, and visual qualities that connect works of art.

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Terms
1,035
Categories
16

01

Artistic Disciplines

7 terms

  1. Architecture
  2. Design
  3. Fashion Design and Wearable Art
  4. Graphic Design
  5. Jewelry
  6. Music
  7. Written Word

02

Subject Matter

211 terms

  1. Abstract Landscape
  2. Adolescence
  3. Advertising and Brands
  4. African Diaspora
  5. Allegory
  6. Alter Egos and Avatars
  7. Americana
  8. Anatomy
  9. Animal Portrait
  10. Animals
  11. Anthropomorphism
  12. Antiquity as Subject
  13. Architecture's Effects
  14. Arrivals/Departures
  15. Artist as Ethnographer
  16. Atmospheric Landscapes
  17. Attenuated Figure
  18. Bars and Restaurants
  19. Bathers
  20. Bedrooms and Bathrooms
  21. Bible Story
  22. Body Parts
  23. Caricatures and Parody
  24. Celebrity
  25. Censorship
  26. Childhood
  27. Circus/Carnival
  28. City Scenes
  29. Cityscapes
  30. Cityscapes and City Scenes
  31. Classical Figure
  32. Classical Mythology
  33. Collective History
  34. Conflict
  35. Consumerism
  36. Contrapposto
  37. Crime
  38. Cross-Cultural Dialogue
  39. Crowds
  40. Cultural Commentary
  41. Decay
  42. Deep Time
  43. Deities and Holy Figures
  44. Delegated Art
  45. Diaristic
  46. Digital Culture
  47. Disaster
  48. Dreams / Altered States of Consciousness
  49. Engaged with Byzantine and Medieval Art
  50. Engaged with Communist Visual Culture
  51. Engaged with European Old Masters
  52. Engaged with Pre-Columbian Art
  53. Engaged with Traditional African Art
  54. Engaged with Traditional Chinese Art
  55. Engaged with Traditional Islamic Art
  56. Engaged with Traditional Japanese Art
  57. Engaged with Traditional Korean Art
  58. Engagement with Mass Media
  59. Equestrian
  60. Erotic
  61. Eye Contact
  62. Face
  63. Failure
  64. Family
  65. Femininity
  66. Fertility/Pregnancy/Birth
  67. Figure Studies
  68. Figure from the Back (Rückenfigur)
  69. Figures in Nature
  70. Figures of the Art World
  71. Flora
  72. Focus on the Social Margins
  73. Food
  74. Gender
  75. Glamour
  76. Globalization
  77. Grotesque
  78. Group Portrait
  79. Group of Objects
  80. Group of Portraits
  81. Haze
  82. Hugs and Kisses
  83. Human Figure
  84. Humor
  85. Hybrids and Imaginary Creatures
  86. Implied Narrative
  87. Improbable Physics
  88. Individual Portrait
  89. Industry
  90. Infographics and Diagrams
  91. Institutional Critique
  92. Interiors
  93. Interlaced Bodies
  94. Intersectionality
  95. Isolation/Alienation
  96. Kawaii
  97. Kitsch
  98. Landscape and Nature Photography
  99. Landscapes
  100. Landscapes and Waterscapes
  101. Language
  102. Leisure
  103. Light as Subject
  104. Line, Form, and Color
  105. Love
  106. Machines
  107. Madonna and Child
  108. Manga
  109. Maps/Networks
  110. Masculinity
  111. Math
  112. Medical/Health
  113. Migration
  114. Modes of Transportation
  115. Mortality
  116. Mourning and Commemoration
  117. Movement
  118. Mutated Bodies
  119. Mysticism, Shamanism, and the Occult
  120. Mythology and Religion
  121. Narrative
  122. Natural History
  123. Nature
  124. Nautical
  125. Nostalgia
  126. Nude
  127. Obsolescence
  128. Outer Space
  129. Parties and Celebrations
  130. People at Home
  131. Performing Arts
  132. Personal Histories
  133. Personal Writing Systems
  134. Personification
  135. Political
  136. Political Events
  137. Political Figures
  138. Portrait
  139. Portraits without a Face
  140. Provocative
  141. Psychoanalysis
  142. Racial and Ethnic Identity
  143. References to Art History
  144. Reflections
  145. Related to Fashion
  146. Related to Film
  147. Related to Games
  148. Related to Hip-Hop
  149. Related to Literature
  150. Related to Music
  151. Related to Punk
  152. Related to Religion
  153. Related to Toys
  154. Shadows
  155. Representations of Everyday Objects
  156. Royal/Court Commission
  157. Royalty and Aristocracy
  158. Rural Life
  159. Saints
  160. Scenes of Everyday Life
  161. Science
  162. Science Fiction
  163. Seduction and Courtship
  164. Self as Subject
  165. Self-Portrait
  166. Sex
  167. Sexual Identity
  168. Silhouettes
  169. Southern Gothic
  170. Spaces of the Art World
  171. Sports/Athletics
  172. Still Life
  173. Stolen Moments
  174. Suburbia
  175. Surveillance
  176. Symbolic Composition
  177. Talismanic
  178. Technology
  179. Text
  180. The Abject
  181. The Afterlife
  182. The American West
  183. The Art Market
  184. The Artist's Studio
  185. The Body
  186. The City
  187. The Domestic and Domesticity
  188. The Elements
  189. The Environment
  190. The Fantastic
  191. The Mundane
  192. The Seasons
  193. The Senses
  194. The Sublime
  195. Time
  196. Times of Day
  197. Traces, Indexes, and Implied Presence
  198. Trauma and Struggle
  199. Travel/Tourism
  200. Unsettling
  201. Urbanization
  202. Utopia
  203. Vacant and Vacated Spaces
  204. Violence
  205. Virtue and Vice
  206. Visual Perception
  207. War and Military
  208. Water
  209. Waterscapes
  210. Work and Workers
  211. Zoomorphism

03

Styles and Movements

245 terms

  1. "Bad Painting"
  2. '85 New Wave
  3. 19th Century American Art
  4. 19th Century American Paintings and Works on Paper
  5. 19th Century French Academy
  6. 19th Century German Realism
  7. 20th Century Art
  8. Abstract Art
  9. Abstract Expressionism
  10. Abstract Painting
  11. Abstract Photography
  12. Abstract Sculpture
  13. Abstract versus Figurative Art
  14. Abstraction-Création
  15. Action Painting
  16. Afrofuturism
  17. American Impressionism
  18. American Modernism
  19. American Prints 1880–1950
  20. American Realism
  21. American Regionalism
  22. American Sculpture 1830–1950
  23. American Tonalism
  24. American Works on Paper 1880–1950
  25. Art Brut
  26. Art Deco
  27. Art Informel
  28. Art Nouveau
  29. Arte Povera
  30. Ashcan School
  31. Barbizon School
  32. Baroque
  33. Bauhaus
  34. Bay Area Figurative Art
  35. Beijing East Village
  36. Bengal School of Art
  37. Black Arts Movement
  38. Black Mountain College
  39. Body Art
  40. CalArts
  41. Capitalist Realism
  42. Chicago Imagists
  43. Chicano Art
  44. Cluj School
  45. CoBrA
  46. Colab
  47. Collaborations and Collectives
  48. Color Field Painting
  49. Conceptual Art
  50. Conceptual Art and Contemporary Conceptualism
  51. Concrete Art
  52. Constructivism
  53. Contemporary Academic Realism
  54. Contemporary Archaeological
  55. Contemporary Art
  56. Contemporary Asian Art
  57. Contemporary British Art
  58. Contemporary Canadian Art
  59. Contemporary Color Fields
  60. Contemporary Conceptualism
  61. Contemporary DIY
  62. Contemporary Fact versus Fiction
  63. Contemporary Fauvist
  64. Contemporary Faux Naïf
  65. Contemporary Feminist
  66. Contemporary Figurative Drawing
  67. Contemporary Figurative Painting
  68. Contemporary Gestural Abstraction
  69. Contemporary Glass
  70. Contemporary Gothic
  71. Contemporary Graphic Realism
  72. Contemporary Grotesque
  73. Contemporary Impressionist
  74. Contemporary Indian Art
  75. Contemporary Latin American Art
  76. Contemporary Middle Eastern and North African Art
  77. Contemporary Minimalist
  78. Contemporary Modernist-Type Photography
  79. Contemporary Op Art
  80. Contemporary Participation
  81. Contemporary Portrait Painting
  82. Contemporary Re-creations
  83. Contemporary Realist Portrait Photography
  84. Contemporary Scandinavian Art
  85. Contemporary Surrealistic
  86. Contemporary Traces of Memory
  87. Contemporary Turkish Art
  88. Contemporary Use of Textiles
  89. Contemporary Vintage Photography
  90. Cubism
  91. Cynical Realism
  92. Dada
  93. Dansaekhwa
  94. Danube School
  95. Dau Al Set
  96. De Stijl
  97. Deconstructivism
  98. Deutscher Werkbund
  99. Die Brücke
  100. Documentary Film
  101. Documentary Travel Photography
  102. Dusseldorf School of Photography
  103. Dutch and Flemish
  104. Early Computer Art
  105. Early Renaissance
  106. East Village Art
  107. Expressionism
  108. Fashion Photography
  109. Fauvism
  110. Faux Naïf
  111. Feminist Art
  112. Feminist Art and Contemporary Feminist
  113. Figurative Art
  114. Figurative Painting
  115. Figurative Sculpture
  116. Fluxus
  117. Folk Art
  118. Funk Art
  119. Futurism
  120. Geometric Abstraction
  121. German Expressionism
  122. Gestural Abstraction
  123. Gothic Art
  124. Graffiti and Street Art
  125. Grand Manner
  126. Group Material
  127. Group Zero
  128. Group f/64
  129. Gutai
  130. Happenings
  131. Harlem Renaissance
  132. Helsinki School of Photography
  133. High Renaissance
  134. Hudson River School
  135. Hyperrealism and Photorealism
  136. Iconic Works of Art History
  137. Identity Politics
  138. Impressionism
  139. Impressionism and Contemporary Impressionist
  140. Japanese Erotic Prints
  141. Japanese Photography
  142. Japonisme
  143. Kanō School
  144. Land Art
  145. Landscape Photography
  146. Light and Space Movement
  147. Luminism
  148. Mannerism
  149. Medieval Art
  150. Mexican Muralism
  151. Minimalism
  152. Minimalism and Contemporary Minimalist
  153. Modern Jewelry
  154. Modern Photography
  155. Modern and Impressionist Art
  156. Modern and Impressionist Prints
  157. Mono-ha
  158. Nabis
  159. Neo-Conceptualism
  160. Neo-Concrete Art
  161. Neo-Dada
  162. Neo-Expressionism
  163. Neo-Geo
  164. Neo-Impressionism
  165. Neo-Plasticism
  166. Neoclassicism
  167. Net Art
  168. Neue Sachlichkeit
  169. New American Color Photography
  170. New American Documentary Photography
  171. New British Sculpture
  172. New Leipzig School
  173. New Topographics
  174. New York School
  175. Nineteenth Century French Realism
  176. Northern Renaissance
  177. Nouveau Réalisme
  178. Nul Group
  179. Old Master Drawings and Prints
  180. Old Master Influenced Fantasy
  181. Old Masters
  182. Op Art
  183. Orientalism
  184. Orphism
  185. Pattern and Decoration Movement
  186. Pictorialism
  187. Pittura Metafisica
  188. Pointillism
  189. Political Minimalism
  190. Political Pop
  191. Pop Art
  192. Pop and Contemporary Pop
  193. Post-'70s Ego Generation
  194. Post-Impressionism
  195. Post-Internet Art
  196. Post-Painterly Abstraction
  197. Post-War American Art
  198. Post-War European Art
  199. Post-World War I European Classicism
  200. Post-World War II School of Paris
  201. Postminimalism
  202. Pre-Raphaelites
  203. Pre-World War II School of Paris
  204. Precisionism
  205. Process Art
  206. Progressive Artists' Movement
  207. Purism
  208. Relational Aesthetics
  209. Renaissance Art
  210. Rinpa School
  211. Rococo Art and Design
  212. Romanticism
  213. School of London
  214. Self-Taught, Folk, and Outsider Art
  215. Shin Hanga
  216. Social Action
  217. Social Realism
  218. Socialist Realism
  219. Soviet Nonconformist Art
  220. Spatialism
  221. Spiral Group
  222. Street Photography
  223. Studio Museum in Harlem Artist-in-Residence (AIR) Program
  224. Suprematism
  225. Surrealism
  226. Surrealistic
  227. Symbolism
  228. Synchromism
  229. The Aesthetic Movement
  230. The Anthropocene
  231. The Blue Rider
  232. The New Fauves
  233. The Pictures Generation
  234. The Stars Art Group (Xing Xing)
  235. Traditional Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas
  236. Transavanguardia
  237. Ukiyo-e
  238. Venetian School
  239. Vienna Secession
  240. Viennese Actionism
  241. Washington Color School
  242. Works Progress Administration (WPA)
  243. Yale University School of Art
  244. Young British Artists (YBAs)
  245. Zaire School of Popular Painting

04

Design Movements

26 terms

  1. 20th Century Furniture and Design
  2. American Furniture and Design
  3. American Mid-Century Design
  4. American Studio Craft Movement
  5. Art Deco Furniture and Design
  6. Art Nouveau Furniture and Design
  7. Arts and Crafts Movement
  8. Brazilian Furniture and Design
  9. British Furniture and Design
  10. Brutalism
  11. Contemporary Furniture and Design
  12. Danish Furniture and Design
  13. Dutch Furniture and Design
  14. French Furniture and Design
  15. International Style
  16. Italian Furniture and Design
  17. Memphis Design
  18. Mid-Century Modern Design
  19. Modern Design
  20. Modern and Contemporary Design
  21. Modern and Contemporary Fashion Design
  22. Post-War French Design
  23. Postmodern Architecture and Design
  24. Scandinavian Furniture and Design
  25. Union des Artistes Modernes
  26. Wiener Werkstätte

05

Visual Qualities

75 terms

  1. Abstract Illusionism
  2. Allover Composition
  3. Angular
  4. Arabesque/Scroll
  5. Asymmetrical
  6. Balance
  7. Biomorphic
  8. Black and White
  9. Blown-Off-Roof Perspective
  10. Blurred
  11. Bright and Vivid Colors
  12. Bulbous
  13. Calligraphic
  14. Color Gradient
  15. Columns and Totems
  16. Contour Line
  17. Cracked
  18. Creased Crinkled Wrinkled
  19. Crystalline and Geological Forms
  20. Curvilinear Forms
  21. Dark Colors
  22. Dense Composition
  23. Divisionist
  24. Dotted
  25. Dynamism
  26. Earth Tones
  27. Emphasis on Linear Perspective
  28. Extreme Angle
  29. Flatness
  30. Fractal-like / Kaleidoscopic
  31. Fragmented Geometry
  32. Geometric
  33. Glittery
  34. Grid
  35. Hard-Edged
  36. Highly Detailed
  37. Highly Ornamented
  38. Iridescence/Opalescence
  39. Irregular Curvilinear Forms
  40. Irregular Linear Forms
  41. Layered Images
  42. Linear Forms
  43. Marbleized
  44. Metallic
  45. Mimicking Ruined Materials
  46. Mirrored
  47. Molecular
  48. Mr Doodle: Pop Heart Collection
  49. Pastel Colors
  50. Patinated and Oxidized
  51. Patterns
  52. Piles/Stacks
  53. Pixelated
  54. Primary Abstraction
  55. Primary Colors
  56. Psychedelic
  57. Radiating Lines
  58. Raw versus Finished
  59. Rough
  60. Scattered Composition
  61. Sharp/Prickly
  62. Shiny/Glossy
  63. Single Object
  64. Slender
  65. Slumped/Draped
  66. Smooth Surface
  67. Sparse
  68. Stained Glass Effect
  69. Striped
  70. Symmetrical
  71. Tangled Forms
  72. Transparent/Translucent Medium
  73. Viscous Forms
  74. Woven/Perforated
  75. Wrapped

06

Medium and Techniques

176 terms

  1. Camera Obscura
  2. Album, Folio and Fan Formats
  3. Altarpiece
  4. Altered and Substituted Canvases
  5. Analogue Filmmaking
  6. Animation
  7. Appropriation
  8. Arabic/Farsi Calligraphy
  9. Archaeological Object
  10. Art That Plays With Scale
  11. Artist's Frame
  12. Artists’ Books
  13. Automatism
  14. Bentwood
  15. Black-and-White Photography
  16. Body Casts/Body Prints
  17. Books and Portfolios
  18. Burned/Charred
  19. Caravaggesque
  20. Carving
  21. Chance
  22. Chiaroscuro
  23. Cinematic
  24. Close-Up
  25. Collage
  26. Collecting and Modes of Display
  27. Color Photography
  28. Color Theory
  29. Comic/Cartoon
  30. Computer-Aided Manufacturing
  31. Copies and Emulations
  32. Cut/Ripped
  33. Dance
  34. Delicate Materials
  35. Densely Textured or Haptic Surface
  36. Design/Architecture Study
  37. Digital Art
  38. Digital Painting and Drawing
  39. Digital Print
  40. Digital as Manual
  41. Digitally Manipulated
  42. Divinatory Objects, Talismans, and Amulets
  43. Documentary Photography
  44. Drawing
  45. East Asian Calligraphy
  46. East Asian Ink-and-Wash Painting
  47. Embossed Paper
  48. En plein air
  49. Encaustic
  50. Endurance Art
  51. Ephemera
  52. Erased and Obscured
  53. Etching/Engraving
  54. Extruded Design
  55. Film/Video
  56. Focus on Materials
  57. Folded Planes
  58. Found Footage and Found Video
  59. Fresco
  60. Frontal Perspective
  61. Generative Art
  62. Gestural
  63. Glass and Ceramics
  64. Glitch Aesthetic
  65. Gold Leaf and Gilding
  66. Handscroll
  67. Hanging Scroll
  68. Hatching
  69. History Painting
  70. Hyperrealism
  71. Illustration
  72. Imitated Material
  73. Immersive
  74. Impasto
  75. Installation Art
  76. Intaglio
  77. Intentionally Exposed Canvas
  78. Interactive
  79. Intricately Sculpted
  80. Kinetic Sculpture
  81. Large Brushstrokes/Loose Brushwork
  82. Large-Scale Painting
  83. Large-Scale Photography
  84. Large-Scale Sculpture
  85. Light Art
  86. Lightbox
  87. Lithograph
  88. Long Distance and Deep Distance
  89. Long Exposure
  90. Mail Art
  91. Manipulated Photography
  92. Manuscript
  93. Maquette
  94. Mediated View
  95. Miniature and Small-Scale Paintings
  96. Mixed-Media
  97. Monochrome Painting
  98. Monotype/Monoprint
  99. Multiple Exposure
  100. Multiple Screens
  101. Multiple Styles
  102. Murals and Wall Drawings
  103. NFT
  104. Negative Image
  105. Oil Painting
  106. Oil on Copper
  107. Oil on Panel
  108. Open Form
  109. Organic Material
  110. Outdoor Art
  111. Painting
  112. Painting and Writing Tools
  113. Panorama
  114. Paper Cut-Outs
  115. Passage
  116. Pastel
  117. Performance Art
  118. Photogram
  119. Photograph as Material
  120. Photographic Source
  121. Photographs of Surfaces
  122. Photography
  123. Photojournalism
  124. Photomontage
  125. Photorealistic
  126. Picassoesque
  127. Polychrome Sculpture
  128. Poster
  129. Poured
  130. Printed Matter
  131. Prints
  132. Process-Oriented
  133. Projection
  134. Pulled, Scraped, and Scratched
  135. Recycled
  136. Reduced-Scale Architecture
  137. Relief
  138. Rembrandtesque
  139. Repetition
  140. Research as Art
  141. Restored and Repurposed
  142. Screen Format
  143. Sculptural Use of Paint
  144. Sculpture
  145. Sculpture-Based Photography
  146. Sfumato
  147. Shallow Depth of Field
  148. Silkscreen
  149. Site-Specific Art
  150. Snapshot Aesthetic
  151. Soft Sculpture
  152. Sound Art
  153. Splattered/Dripped
  154. Spray Paint
  155. Staged Photography
  156. Stains/Washes
  157. Study
  158. Suspended/Hanging
  159. Tempera
  160. Time-Lapse Photography and Film
  161. Tondo
  162. Topographic Photography
  163. Traditional Photographic Techniques
  164. Traditional Scroll Painting
  165. Transfer
  166. Trompe l’oeil
  167. Typography
  168. Typologies
  169. Use of Traditional Techniques
  170. Vintage Photo Prints
  171. Virtual and Augmented Reality
  172. Wall Sculpture and Installation
  173. Watercolor
  174. Website
  175. Woodcut and Linocut
  176. Work on Paper

07

Time Periods

23 terms

  1. 1000 - 1400 CE Art
  2. 15th Century Art
  3. 16th Century Art
  4. 17th Century Art
  5. 18th Century Art
  6. 1900 - 1917 Art
  7. 1918 - 1939 (Interwar) Art
  8. 1940s-1950s Art
  9. 19th Century Art
  10. 21st Century Art
  11. 500 - 1000 CE Art
  12. Ancient Art
  13. Art of the 1960s
  14. Art of the 1970s
  15. Art of the 1980s
  16. Art of the 1990s
  17. Contemporary
  18. Impressionist and Modern Hub
  19. Late 19th Century Art
  20. Modern
  21. Post-War Hub
  22. Pre-20th Century Art
  23. Prehistoric Art

08

Geographic Regions

69 terms

  1. African Art
  2. American Art
  3. Andes Region Art
  4. Angolan Art
  5. Art of Latin America and the Caribbean
  6. Asian Art
  7. Australian and New Zealand Art
  8. Austrian Art
  9. Beijing Artists
  10. Belgian Art
  11. Berlin Artists
  12. Brazilian Art
  13. British and Irish Art
  14. Brooklyn Artists
  15. California Art
  16. Canadian Art
  17. Caribbean Art
  18. Caucasus Art
  19. Central American Art
  20. Central Asian Art
  21. Chinese Art
  22. Cuban Art
  23. Dutch Art
  24. East African Art
  25. East European Art
  26. East German Art
  27. Eastern Mediterranean
  28. Egyptian Art
  29. Flanders and Luxembourg
  30. French Art
  31. French Guiana, Guyana and Suriname
  32. German Art
  33. Greek Art
  34. Hong Kong Artists
  35. Indian Art
  36. Iranian Art
  37. Iraqi Art
  38. Israeli Art
  39. Italian Art
  40. Japanese Art
  41. Korean Art
  42. Latin American Art
  43. Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Palestine
  44. London Artists
  45. Los Angeles Artists
  46. Melanesian, Micronesian and Polynesian Art
  47. Mexican Art
  48. Middle African Art
  49. Middle Eastern and North African Art
  50. New York Artists
  51. North African Art
  52. Pakistani Art
  53. Paris Artists
  54. Portugese Art
  55. Russian Art
  56. San Francisco Artists
  57. Scandinavian Art
  58. South African Art
  59. South Asian Art
  60. Southeast Asian Art
  61. Southeast European Art
  62. Southern Cone Art
  63. Spanish Art
  64. Swiss Art
  65. Taiwanese Art
  66. Tibetan Art
  67. Tokyo Artists
  68. Turkish Art
  69. West African Art

09

Materials

39 terms

  1. Aluminum
  2. Assemblage
  3. Bone
  4. Brass
  5. Bronze
  6. Cardboard
  7. Ceramic
  8. Chalk
  9. Chrome-Plated
  10. Concrete
  11. Enamel
  12. Found Objects
  13. Gemstone
  14. Glass as Material
  15. Gold
  16. Inlay
  17. Ivory
  18. Leather/Hide
  19. Marble
  20. Metal
  21. Mosaics
  22. Natural Fibers
  23. Neon and Fluorescent Light
  24. Plaster
  25. Plastic
  26. Porcelain
  27. Resin
  28. Silver
  29. Stained Glass
  30. Steel
  31. Stone
  32. Taxidermy
  33. Terracotta
  34. Use of Common Materials
  35. Use of Ephemeral Materials
  36. Use of Paper
  37. Use of Precious Materials
  38. Use of Vintage Imagery
  39. Wood

10

Design Concepts and Techniques

21 terms

  1. CAD (Computer Aided Design)
  2. Children's Furniture and Design
  3. Design by Architects
  4. Design by Artists
  5. Engineering/Construction and Design
  6. Focus on Joints/Connections
  7. Handcrafted Furniture and Design
  8. Iconic Works of Design
  9. Industrial and Product Design
  10. Jewelry by Painters and Sculptors
  11. Masonry Construction
  12. Modular Design
  13. Non-Functional Design
  14. Reinforced Concrete Construction
  15. Religious Building
  16. Restrained Forms
  17. Steel/Iron Frame Construction
  18. Sustainable Design
  19. Timber Frame Construction
  20. Whimsical Design
  21. Women Designers

11

Cultural and Religious Styles

69 terms

  1. Aboriginal Art
  2. Ancient Egypt
  3. Art of Burma
  4. Art of Tonga
  5. Art of the Congo
  6. Art of the Ivory Coast
  7. Art of the Upper Paleolithic
  8. Asante Art
  9. Aztec Art
  10. Bamileke Art
  11. Benin Art
  12. Buddhist Art and Architecture
  13. Byzantine Art
  14. Cambodian Art
  15. Celtic Art
  16. Cheyenne Art
  17. Christian Art and Architecture
  18. Early Medieval Art
  19. Eastern Zhou Dynasty
  20. Edo Art
  21. Etruscan Art
  22. Greek Art and Architecture
  23. Greek and Roman Art and Architecture
  24. Guatemalan Art
  25. Han Dynasty
  26. Heian Period
  27. Hellenistic Art
  28. Himalayan Art
  29. Hindu Art and Architecture
  30. Hopi Art
  31. Iban Art
  32. Igbo (Ibo) Art
  33. Indonesian Art
  34. Islamic Art and Architecture
  35. Kushan Empire
  36. Maranao Art
  37. Mayan Art and Architecture
  38. Mbole Art
  39. Meiji Art
  40. Mende Art
  41. Mesopotamian Art
  42. Ming Dynasty
  43. Minoan Art
  44. Moche Art
  45. Mughal Art
  46. Mycenaean Art
  47. Native American, First Nations, and Alaska Native Art
  48. Northern and Southern Dynasties
  49. Oku Art
  50. Ottoman Art
  51. Papua New Guinea Art
  52. Phoenician Art
  53. Pre-Columbian Art
  54. Qing Dynasty
  55. Roman Art and Architecture
  56. Romanesque Art
  57. Shang Dynasty
  58. Song Dynasty
  59. Sui Dynasty
  60. Tang Dynasty
  61. Thai Art
  62. Traditional African Art
  63. Traditional Oceanic Art
  64. Western Zhou Dynasty
  65. Yaka Art
  66. Yombe Art
  67. Yoruba Art
  68. Yuan Dynasty
  69. Yup'ik Art

12

Furniture and Lighting

27 terms

  1. Armchair
  2. Bed
  3. Bench
  4. Ceiling Light
  5. Chair
  6. Chaise Lounge
  7. Chandelier
  8. Coffee Table
  9. Console
  10. Desk
  11. Dining Table
  12. Floor Lamp
  13. Furniture
  14. Lighting
  15. Mirror
  16. Sconce
  17. Seating
  18. Shelving
  19. Side Chair
  20. Side Table
  21. Sideboard
  22. Sofa
  23. Stool
  24. Storage
  25. Table
  26. Table Lamp
  27. Upholstered Furniture

13

Textiles

6 terms

  1. Embroidery
  2. Knitted and Crocheted
  3. Rug
  4. Tapestry and Wall Hanging
  5. Textile Arts
  6. Use of Fabric

14

Jewelry and Fashion Object Types

7 terms

  1. Bracelets
  2. Brooches
  3. Costume Accessory
  4. Earrings
  5. Necklaces
  6. Rings
  7. Watches

15

Tableware, Vessels, and Objects

27 terms

  1. Artist Merchandise and Multiples
  2. Autograph
  3. Blanket
  4. Bowl
  5. Clock
  6. Container
  7. Door
  8. Exhibition Poster
  9. Figurine
  10. Flatware
  11. Frame
  12. Glass Objects
  13. Household Objects
  14. Keychain
  15. Letter
  16. Objets de Vertu
  17. Plate
  18. Postcard
  19. Skateboard
  20. Tableware
  21. Tool
  22. Towel
  23. Toy
  24. Tray
  25. Vase
  26. Vessel
  27. Wallpaper

16

Antiquities, Artifacts, and Religious Objects

7 terms

  1. Arms and Armor
  2. Ceremonial Object
  3. Funerary/Commemorative Object
  4. Mask
  5. Musical Instrument
  6. Reliquary
  7. Tablet/Stele