Illustrate the imbalance between artistic development and economic development with examples, and explain the evolution track of artistic development.

For example, during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, China experienced social unrest, economic recession, famine and war. This is the darkest and most chaotic era of China's politics, but "this is the freest, freest, most intelligent and passionate era in the spiritual history" and "the most artistic era" (see Zong Baihua's Aesthetic Walk);

At the end of 18 and 19, Germany's material production was backward, but it produced some outstanding artists and thinkers, such as Goethe and Schiller. /kloc-Russia in the 0/9th century was the heyday of literature and art, but at that time, the economy was quite backward and even serfdom existed. These classic examples of unbalanced economic and artistic development are worth considering. Although this very famous view has always been an important theoretical basis for the advocates of "artistic independence", it has also been further emphasized by those who despise the Marxist position, believing that this "unbalanced relationship" can only prove the indirect relationship between art and economy. But it cannot be a reason to deny the restriction and decisive role of economic base and human material production activities on artistic activities.

The evolution track of artistic development;

1. The development of western art can be roughly divided into seven stages: prehistoric art, ancient art, medieval art, renaissance art,17-18th century European art,19th century art and modernist art. ..

2. Primitive art (from primitive society to Greek era), classical art (from Greek era to1860s), modern art (from1860s to the second stage), post-modern art (from the second stage to1980s) and contemporary art (from/kloc-0.

Third, medieval art can be divided into early Christian art, Byzantine art, Romanesque art and Gothic art. Early Christian art has existed since Christianity was persecuted. It was not until 3 13 that Constantine, who succeeded to the throne, accepted Christianity, paving the way for Christianity to become the state religion, and Christianity became popular from then on. The decoration studio of Roman tombs is the only possible form of early Christian art we studied. The use of images in early Christianity has a strong symbolic significance. Not just some miracles in the Bible and many stories in the Old Testament and the New Testament.