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5 Questions That Art Historians Ask How old is it? This question can be answered by analyzing four different types of evidence: What is its style? There are three types of style: What is its subject? Who made it? Who paid for it?
Ultimately, we landed on five themes, tried and true throughout the history of art, but also subjects that would be recognizable to many viewers: landscape, the interior scene, portraiture, still life and the everyday, and abstraction.
Art history is the study of artistic works made throughout human history. Among other topics, it studies arts formal qualities, its impact on societies and cultures, and how artistic styles have changed throughout history.
The four steps of art history operations are description, analysis, interpretation, and judgment. Art historians and art critics differ in their approach and focus. An artists personal style plays a role in identifying artworks as representative of art movements.