Write a five-page, double-spaced essay in which you trace the development of Wes

Write a five-page, double-spaced essay in which you trace the development of Western paintingthrough the following periods:
Baroque
Neoclassicism
Realism
Impressionism
Post-Impressionism
Cubism
Geometric Abstraction
Surrealism
Cite visual examples that support your response and hyperlink where visual examples can be viewed. Choose examples other than those cited in our text. Use your text, suggested URLs, Internet searches, and library resources as a means of developing your essay. Please construct your response in a clear and concise manner.
Research each of the eight groups and develop your paper according to the following outline:
Discuss the eight styles chronologically, using one artwork as an example for each style. Please hyperlink the artwork instead of embedding the image in your paper. A couple really good resources for high quality images of art are: Wikipedia & Google Arts and Culture. Additionally, if you find the artwork online in the database of the museum it’s housed in, they will often have the highest quality images of those works. The Met being a primary example.
Citing the visual characteristics of specific works you choose, identify similarities and differences among the eight different styles.
identify how these eight artistic styles developed in relation (and sometimes in reaction) to each other.
Other Requirements:
Give your paper an original title.
5 pages double spaced. 12 pt font. 1″ margins. Times New Roman.
In-text citations.
Works cited page at the end of your paper, listing all your sources.
Use correct spelling and grammar.
Italicize the title of an artwork.
PLAGIARISM WARNING:
This assignment utilizes “turnitin,” a plagiarism analysis software. It is extremely sophisticated and even has the capability to detect when a paper was written by AI or if it was submitted by a previous student in another semester or at another University. Please know that any form of plagiarism will result in a “0” on this paper. The University, and I as an instructor, take this issue very seriously. Please be certain that if you are quoting an article, website, video, your textbook, or any writing that is not your own, that you cite your source within the text and in your bibliography/works cited at the end of your paper. Even if you are PARAPHRASING or borrowing an idea from another author which you rephrase in your own words, if you do not credit the original author, you are plagiarizing.