Expressionism is an artistic style that emphasizes the artist's subjective emotions and experiences, often using vibrant colors and distorted forms to convey intense feelings.

Impressionism is an artistic style that emphasizes the depiction of light and color as perceived by the artist, often capturing fleeting moments and atmospheric conditions.

Realism emerged as a reaction against the idealized and romanticized representations of art, aiming to depict subjects and scenes as they truly are, with a focus on accuracy and detail.

Cubism is an artistic style that breaks down objects into geometric shapes, presenting multiple viewpoints simultaneously and challenging traditional notions of perspective.

Symbolism is an artistic style that uses symbols and allegorical imagery to convey deeper meanings, often exploring spiritual, psychological, or philosophical concepts.

Abstract Expressionism is an artistic style that emphasizes the expression of the artist's inner emotions and subconscious mind, often through the use of automatic drawing and gestural brushstrokes.

Fauvism is an artistic style that emphasizes the use of bright, non-naturalistic colors and simplified forms, often with a focus on expressing emotions and sensations.

Surrealism is an artistic style that explores the subconscious mind and dreams, often using dream imagery, symbolism, and unexpected juxtapositions to create a sense of mystery and wonder.

Art Nouveau is an artistic style that emphasizes the use of intricate patterns, organic forms, and sinuous lines, often inspired by nature and the female form.

Neoclassicism is an artistic style that emphasizes the depiction of historical events and classical mythology with accuracy and attention to detail, often drawing inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman art.

Art Deco is an artistic style that emphasizes the use of bold, flat colors, geometric shapes, and stylized motifs, often inspired by Art Nouveau and Cubism.

Romanticism is an artistic style that emphasizes the expression of emotions, imagination, and individuality, often through the depiction of nature, love, and the supernatural.

Futurism is an artistic style that emphasizes the depiction of movement, speed, and technology, often using abstract shapes and colors to create a sense of dynamism and energy.

Minimalism is an artistic style that emphasizes the use of simple forms, materials, and colors to create a sense of order, clarity, and simplicity.

Dadaism is an artistic style that emphasizes the use of found objects, everyday materials, and chance operations to create art, often as a critique of traditional notions of art and beauty.