Collection: Classic
Classic Art:
"Classic" Art encompasses many centuries and provides a wide variety of styles & genres.
Medieval (5th–15th century): Religious iconography, illuminated manuscripts, and richly embroidered textiles.
Renaissance (15th–17th century): Realism, perspective, and harmony in art; textiles featured classical motifs and luxurious brocades.
Baroque & Rococo (17th–18th century): Baroque’s drama and Rococo’s elegance influenced ornate, scrolling textile patterns.
Neoclassicism & Romanticism (18th–19th century): Classical symmetry vs. emotional, nature-inspired designs in art and textiles.
Product Advertisement (19th -20th century): Artwork used for product advertisement from the late 1800s to the mid-1900s was often categorized under styles like Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and 'Americana.' The names of these artworks were usually descriptive, focusing on the brand or product being promoted.
