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Introduction: On Art and Artists
Strange Beginnings: Prehistoric and Primitive Peoples; Ancient America
Art for Eternity: Egypt, Mesopotamia, Crete
The Great Awakening: Greece, Seventh to Fifth Century BC
The Realm of Beauty: Greece and the Greek World, Fourth Century BC to First Century AD
World Conquerors: Romans, Buddhists, Jews and Christians, First to Fourth Century AD
A Parting of Ways: Rome and Byzantium, Fifth to Thirteenth Century
Looking Eastwards: Islam, China, Second to Thirteenth Century
Western Art in the Melting Pot: Europe, Sixth to Eleventh Century
The Church Militant: The Twelfth Century
The Church Triumphant: The Thirteenth Century
Courtiers and Burghers: The Fourteenth Century
The Conquest of Reality: The Early Fifteenth Century
Tradition and Innovation I: The Later Fifteenth Century in Italy
Tradition and Innovation II: The Fifteenth Century in the North
Harmony Attained: Tuscany and Rome, Early Sixteenth Century
Light and Colour: Venice and Northern Italy, Early Sixteenth Century
The New Learning Spreads: Germany and the Netherlands, Early Sixteenth Century
A Crisis of Art: Europe, Later Sixteenth Century
Vision and Visions: Catholic Europe, First Half of the Seventeenth Century
The Mirror of Nature: Holland, Seventeenth Century
Power and Glory I: Italy, Later Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
Power and Glory II: France, Germany and Austria, Late Seventeenth and Early Eighteenth Centuries
The Age of Reason: England and France, Eighteenth Century
The Break in Tradition: England, America and France, Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries
Permanent Revolution: The Nineteenth Century
In Search of New Standards: The Late Nineteenth Century
Experimental Art: The First Half of the Twentieth Century
A Story without End: The Triumph of Modernism
Another Turning of the Tide
The Changing Past
A Note on Art Books
Chronological Charts
Maps
List of Illustrations by Location
Index and Glossary
Acknowledgments
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