Section C: Ireland and Its Place in the Wider World
Free Leaving Cert Art notes for Section C: Ireland and Its Place in the Wider World. Browse 6 topics and read online without an account.
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Pre-christian Ireland (c 4000BC-AD500)Around 4000 BC, Neolithic settlers arrived by sea from Britain and Continental Europe, bringing domesticated cattle, sheep, seed grains, pottery…Insular Art (c. 500- 1100s)Before the arrival of Christianity, Irish craftworkers had developed the La Tène style of the Iron Age.Late Medieval Architecture and Art (c.1100-1550s)Late Medieval Architecture and Art in Ireland (c. 1100–1550s) covers four and a half centuries of radical ecclesiastical, military, and cultural transformation.Irish Art and ModernismIrish Art and Modernism (c. 1880 – c. 1960s) examines how Irish visual culture developed from 19th-century academic realism to international modernism…Post-1960s Art in IrelandPost-1960s Art in Ireland marks a decisive break from the romantic, pastoral landscapes that dominated the early twentieth century.The Georgian PeriodThe Georgian era in Britain and Ireland spans the reigns of four monarchs named George from 1714 to 1830.
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