What is the difference between traditional, transitional, and contemporary artwork?
Traditional – Overtly representational. A literal representation of the subject of the piece. Transitional – Term used to classify an artistic style that is thought to be in the process of evolution from one established style to another. In this case, a wide array art that embraces both contemporary and traditional styles. Contemporary – Usually referring to our present time, but can refer to being current with any specified time. This work usually embodies non-objective abstract styled work.
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