Art History Google Slides Editable Art Movements Study Guide Lesson High School
- Google Slides™
Description
This is my updated Art History Google slides that originally started as a Powerpoint for my Art history doodle notes! This is my go-to slides for teaching art history to my high school students. The google slides are fully editable and also work wonderfully as a study guide. I often base my final exam on questions from the google slides. This presentation is perfect for teachers new and experienced at teaching art history to their students. It includes 20 different art movements and cultures.
Each section of the presentation includes:
- The title of the art history movement or culture
- Art analysis to sketch and analyze the work
- Time period
- Definition of the art movement
- Multiple photos and examples of artworks
- Characteristics
- Embedded and linked videos pertaining to the art movement or culture.
The entire google slides is 280 slides long with a lovely table of contents with links to easily click and access each art movement. The art movements covered include the following:
- Prehistoric Art
- Ancient Egyptian Art
- Ancient Greek & Roman Art
- Native American Art
- Mayan Art
- Medieval Art
- Sub-Saharan African Art
- Renaissance Art
- Baroque/Rococo Art
- Neoclassical Art
- Japanese Edo Period Art
- Impressionism
- Cubism
- Dadaism
- Surrealism
- Abstract-Expressionist Art
- Art Deco
- Pop Art
- Minimalism
- Environmental Art
Please check out the preview for the first two art movements!
Please note, this listing does not include the doodle notes found in my other listing. This listing is ONLY the Google slides. To purchase the doodle notes files and powerpoint version of this product, please go to https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Art-History-Doodle-Notes-Set-of-18-Editable-handouts-with-Powerpoint-Visual-Art-4323083 to purchase & download!
Please note: There are a few images in the Google slides with art-related nudity. Please adjust these images according to your school's policy. I recommend you preview all slides and handouts before supplying to students if art-related nudity is an issue.
