What are the main schools of western art?

Renaissance style, neoclassical style, neo-impressionism, photography school, cubism school.

Art genre is a unity in which some artists consciously or unconsciously formed their ideological tendencies, aesthetic tastes, creative methods and artistic styles in a certain historical period, or in art groups or factions. Strictly speaking, it refers to artists' groups or painters' groups with the same ideological tendency and artistic views, and with certain organizational forms and association names.

China schools include pastoral poetry, frontier poetry, Jiangxi poetry, Xiangshan Jiulao, root-seeking literature, postwar poetry and emerging art.

Foreign schools include Renaissance style, neoclassical style, new impressionism school, photography school and cubism school.

Extended data

/kloc-an art school and literary trend of thought popular in France, Europe, America and even the world from the second half of the 9th century to the beginning of the 20th century.

/kloc-the center of western art in the 0/9th century is in France, and the influential official academic school still dominates the French painting world.

/kloc-In the second half of the 9th century, some young painters in French painting circles opposed the official academic art and strongly opposed the official censorship, because their innovative works could not be exhibited in the official salon. They demand artistic innovation and creative freedom, and often gather in the Galbova Cafe in Paris to exchange their views on art freely and seek the road of artistic innovation together.

/kloc-an important painting movement formed in France in the second half of the 9th century, including the activities of a group of painters with similar views and techniques from 1867 to 1886.

These painters have distinct personalities and are very pragmatic, and there are no specific principles to follow. However, the most obvious feature of Impressionism is that it tries to objectively describe the moments in visual reality, mainly to express the relationship between pure light.

Baidu encyclopedia-art genre