# Styles

Artistic styles represented in John Philip Morgan's curated art catalog.

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## Styles in the catalog

- [Impressionism](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/impressionism.md>) (618 artworks) — Painting centered on changing light, direct observation, and visibly handled color.
- [Post-Impressionism](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/post-impressionism.md>) (222 artworks) — Approaches extending Impressionism through structure, symbolism, and heightened color.
- [Pointillism](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/pointillism.md>) (17 artworks) — Color applied in distinct marks intended to combine optically at viewing distance.
- [Realism](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/realism.md>) (1414 artworks) — Close attention to contemporary life, labor, people, and observed material detail.
- [Romanticism](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/romanticism.md>) (160 artworks) — Art emphasizing imagination, emotion, history, sublimity, and the power of nature.
- [Renaissance](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/renaissance.md>) (3 artworks) — European art grounded in revived classical models, perspective, and humanist observation.
- [Northern Renaissance](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/northern-renaissance.md>) (61 artworks) — Renaissance art north of the Alps distinguished by oil technique and exacting material detail.
- [Baroque](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/baroque.md>) (64 artworks) — Dramatic seventeenth-century art shaped by movement, light, and spatial complexity.
- [Spanish Baroque](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/spanish-baroque.md>) (1 artworks) — Seventeenth-century Spanish art combining courtly representation, realism, and dramatic space.
- [Abstract](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/abstract.md>) (383 artworks) — Nonrepresentational work organized through color, form, gesture, and material rather than literal depiction.
- [Dutch Golden Age](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/dutch-golden-age.md>) (3 artworks) — Seventeenth-century Dutch art spanning portraiture, daily life, landscape, and civic culture.
- [Japanese Ukiyo-e](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/japanese-ukiyo-e.md>) (91 artworks) — Japanese woodblock prints and paintings depicting landscapes and the floating world.
- [Vienna Secession](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/vienna-secession.md>) (1 artworks) — Turn-of-the-century Viennese art joining symbolism, ornament, and modern design.
- [Art Nouveau](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/art-nouveau.md>) (5 artworks) — Decorative art defined by organic contour, natural motifs, and integrated craftsmanship.
- [Aestheticism](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/aestheticism.md>) (50 artworks) — Art organized around beauty, tonal harmony, and formal arrangement rather than narrative.
- [Modernism](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/modernism.md>) (1039 artworks) — Art that foregrounds experiment, medium, and new ways of representing modern experience.
- [Rococo](<https://art.jpamorgan.com/styles/rococo.md>) (31 artworks) — Eighteenth-century art marked by elegance, asymmetry, play, and ornamental color.

## Agent access

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