The influence map. Every movement, placed in time, connected to what it grew out of. Hover a movement to trace its whole family tree — everything it descends from and everything it led to. Click to read its story.
1300 1350 1400 1450 1500 1550 1600 1650 1700 1750 1800 1850 1900 1950 2000 Proto-Renaissance Early Renaissance Northern Renaissance Venetian School High Renaissance Mannerism Dutch Golden Age Baroque Ukiyo-e Rococo Neoclassicism Romanticism Nazarene Movement Hudson River School Barbizon School Orientalism Realism Academic Art Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood Luminism Macchiaioli Impressionism Japonisme Aesthetic Movement Arts and Crafts Movement Peredvizhniki Tonalism Symbolism American Impressionism Neo-Impressionism Cloisonnism Post-Impressionism Naïve Art Heidelberg School Synthetism Les Nabis Art Nouveau Vienna Secession Ashcan School Fauvism Die Brücke Expressionism Cubism Futurism Der Blaue Reiter Metaphysical Painting Orphism Rayonism Synchromism Vorticism Suprematism Constructivism Shin-hanga Dada De Stijl Purism Harlem Renaissance Bauhaus New Objectivity Group of Seven Art Deco Precisionism Mexican Muralism Surrealism American Regionalism Magic Realism Social Realism Socialist Realism Abstract Expressionism Action Painting Tachisme Art Brut Color Field Painting CoBrA Neo-Dada Gutai Kinetic Art Pop Art Hard-Edge Painting Nouveau Réalisme Op Art Minimalism Performance Art Fluxus Video Art Conceptual Art Feminist Art Movement Post-Minimalism Arte Povera Land Art Photorealism Graffiti Art Pattern and Decoration Neo-Expressionism Transavanguardia Lowbrow & Pop Surrealism Neo-Geo Street Art Young British Artists New Media Art Bio Art Relational Aesthetics Superflat Stuckism Post-Internet Art AI Art Crypto Art Scroll horizontally — 700 years don't fit in one screen. Time is compressed before 1850, where movements moved slower.
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