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Historians generally refer to the period of [[history]] starting roughly in the 16th century (or the late 15th century for some historians) as the '''modern era'''. | Historians generally refer to the period of [[history]] starting roughly in the 16th century (or the late 15th century for some historians) as the '''modern era'''. | ||
| − | However, outside the field of history, people use the term "modern" differently to describe different periods of history | + | However, outside the field of history, people use the term "modern" differently to describe different periods of history and this depends on the academic discipline (Such as [[art]]). |
== Art history and the modern era == | == Art history and the modern era == | ||
Revision as of 05:55, April 3, 2025
Historians generally refer to the period of history starting roughly in the 16th century (or the late 15th century for some historians) as the modern era.
However, outside the field of history, people use the term "modern" differently to describe different periods of history and this depends on the academic discipline (Such as art).
Art history and the modern era
- Becoming modern in 19th-century Europe, an introduction by Dr. Parme Giuntini