Sun Sep 10 03:08:43 2006 -- APAHTimeline
These are my newly published for the net outlines of early periods in art history dating pretty much through Pre-history to Estruscan and Roman art. If you visit the gallery at http://www.harkeyahh.com/harkgall/?i=./Timeline you can see the outlines which are in jpeg format toward the bottom of the page. The pages also include examples of all the early periods of art, plus a map with a circles of the geographical location of the art movements. If they weren't obvious. The basic scheme of the outline is pretty simple there is a basic line format timeline which is used to show the progression of time for the nimwitted, then on that line the time descends vertically showing their respective movements, because some movements overlap in time they can be shown in relation to other cultures so you can see the relation in time via the vertical placement. The more colorful outlines were class handouts. Which I thought would be fine to publish as well. I have only scanned in one, and the quality is not as nice, since the scanner is very cheap, but it is readable, and you could easily create another one if you are a color fanatic, and want more clarity. The other will be scanned in, and should include more modern movements in Art History. It's more of a flow chart through time, but it's a nice thing to follow.
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