This index monitors works by female Surrealist artists including Leonora Carrington, Remedios Varo, Kay Sage, and Dorothea Tanning challenging male-dominated movement and exploring female psychological experience. Tracks appreciation for women's artistic contributions, gender-focused collecting, and female Surrealist recognition. Key indicator for women's art market growth, gender-inclusive collecting trends, and historical female artist appreciation representing female artistic voice emergence and gender-inclusive art history development.

This index tracks the value of works from the Surrealist art movement including Salvador Dalí, René Magritte, Max Ernst, and André Breton emphasizing dreams, automatism, and psychological investigation. Measures appreciation for psychological art content, fantasy imagery, and unconscious exploration. Key indicator for Surrealist market strength, psychological art collecting, and fantasy art appreciation representing unconscious artistic exploration and psychological art development.

This index monitors the value of works by artists from the St. Ives School including Barbara Hepworth, Ben Nicholson, Peter Lanyon, and Patrick Heron developing British abstraction in Cornish coastal setting. Tracks appreciation for British modernism, landscape abstraction, and regional artistic communities. Key indicator for British contemporary art market, landscape-based abstraction, and regional school collecting representing British modernist development and landscape abstraction evolution.

This index tracks the values of works from the Socialist Realism movement by artists including Alexander Gerasimov, Isaac Brodsky, and Arkady Plastov emphasizing political content, realistic technique, and social utility. Measures appreciation for political art, Soviet culture, and ideological artistic production. Key indicator for Russian art market, political art collecting, and Soviet-era cultural artifacts representing political artistic control and ideological art production.

This index monitors the value of works from the Post-Minimalism art movement with works by artists including by Eva Hesse, Bruce Nauman, Richard Serra, and Lynda Benglis emphasizing process, materials, and anti-geometric approaches. Tracks appreciation for material experimentation, process art, and Minimalist critique. Key indicator for contemporary art market evolution, material-based collecting, and experimental art appreciation representing Minimalist development and material art exploration.

This index tracks the Post-Impressionism art movements with works by artists including Paul Cézanne, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec emphasizing structure, symbolism, and personal expression. Measures appreciation for Impressionist development, individual artistic vision, and modern art foundation. Key indicator for Post-Impressionist market strength, individual master appreciation, and modern art collecting representing Impressionist evolution and individual artistic vision development.

This index tracks photography movement emphasizing artistic expression through soft focus, manipulated printing, and painterly effects challenging photography's documentary role. Measures appreciation for artistic photography, alternative printing techniques, and photography as fine art. Key indicator for photography market, artistic photography collecting, and alternative process appreciation representing photography artistic development and fine art photography establishment.

This index monitors the value of works from the contemporary American figurative revival including by artists maintaining representational tradition in contemporary context emphasizing observational accuracy, American subjects, and realistic technique. Tracks appreciation for American realist tradition, contemporary figuration, and traditional skill maintenance. Key indicator for American contemporary art market, realist collecting trends, and figurative art appreciation representing American realist tradition continuation and contemporary observational painting.

This index tracks early 20th-century return to romantic themes through Pavel Tchelitchew, Eugene Berman, and Christian Bérard emphasizing fantasy, emotion, and classical revival. Measures appreciation for romantic revival, theatrical aesthetics, and emotional content return. Key indicator for romantic art collecting, theatrical art market, and emotional content appreciation representing romantic tradition revival and emotional art development.

This index monitors the value of works from the Neo-Impressionism movement including by Georges Seurat, Paul Signac, and Henri-Edmond Cross emphasizing color theory, optical mixing, and systematic technique. Tracks appreciation for scientific painting approaches, color theory application, and systematic artistic methods. Key indicator for Post-Impressionist market, color-focused collecting, and theoretical art appreciation representing scientific artistic approach and color theory development.

This index tracks works from the Brazilian movement including by Lygia Clark, Hélio Oiticica, and Lygia Pape emphasizing viewer participation, sensory experience, and Brazilian artistic identity. Measures appreciation for participatory art, Brazilian contemporary art, and interactive artistic experience. Key indicator for Latin American art market, participatory art collecting, and Brazilian cultural contribution representing participatory art development and Brazilian artistic innovation.

This index monitors works from public art movement including by Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco, David Alfaro Siqueiros, and American WPA artists emphasizing social content, public accessibility, and monumental scale. Tracks appreciation for public art, political content, and social artistic engagement. Key indicator for political art market, public art valuation, and social engagement appreciation representing public artistic communication and political art development.

This index tracks the value of works by artists from the Modernism art movement. It measures the appreciation for artistic innovation, 20th-century culture, and modern artistic development. Key indicator for modern art market health, museum collecting priorities, and 20th-century art appreciation representing comprehensive artistic modernity and cultural transformation.

This index monitors works from the Minimalist movement by artists including Donald Judd, Dan Flavin, Sol LeWitt, and Agnes Martin emphasizing essential forms, industrial materials, and conceptual clarity. Tracks appreciation for formal reduction, material honesty, and conceptual art development. Key indicator for contemporary art market, institutional collecting patterns, and minimal aesthetic appreciation representing aesthetic reduction and conceptual art evolution.

This index tracks the same movement as Fauvism with works by artists including Henri Matisse, André Derain, Maurice de Vlaminck, and Albert Marquet emphasizing pure color, emotional expression, and painterly freedom. Measures appreciation for color innovation, expressive technique, and early modern breakthrough. Key indicator for Fauvist market strength, color-focused art collecting, and French modern art performance representing color liberation and expressive painting development.

This index monitors works by artists from the African American cultural movement including Aaron Douglas, Palmer Hayden, Lois Mailou Jones, and Augusta Savage celebrating black culture, identity, and artistic achievement. Tracks appreciation for African American art, cultural identity expression, and historical significance. Key indicator for African American art market, diversity collecting trends, and cultural heritage appreciation representing African American cultural renaissance and artistic identity development.

This index tracks the value of works by artists from the Haarlem School including by Frans Hals, Jacob van Ruisdael, and Salomon van Ruysdael developing portraiture, landscape, and genre painting excellence. Measures appreciation for Dutch painting mastery, regional artistic centers, and Golden Age specialization. Key indicator for Dutch art market, regional school collecting, and Old Master landscape appreciation representing Dutch painting excellence and regional artistic development.

This index monitors works by artists from the German School including by Albrecht Dürer through contemporary artists emphasizing technical excellence, philosophical depth, and cultural expression. Tracks appreciation for German artistic heritage, Northern European tradition, and cultural expression. Key indicator for German art market health, cultural heritage collecting, and Northern European artistic appreciation representing German cultural contribution and artistic tradition continuity.

This index tracks works by artists in the Italian movement celebrating modernity through Filippo Marinetti, Umberto Boccioni, Giacomo Balla, and Gino Severini emphasizing speed, technology, and dynamic movement. Measures appreciation for machine-age enthusiasm, dynamic representation, and modern life celebration. Key indicator for early 20th-century Italian art, technology-focused collecting, and pre-war optimism representing technological optimism and modern life artistic interpretation.

This index monitors the value of works by the artists from the Florentine School including by Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Sandro Botticelli, and Filippo Lippi establishing Renaissance artistic principles, humanism, and classical revival. Tracks appreciation for Renaissance innovation, humanist content, and Western art foundation. Key indicator for ultimate Old Master market, museum acquisition priorities, and Renaissance collecting representing Western art tradition foundation and humanistic artistic development.

This index tracks the value of works from Northern European Renaissance movement by masters including Jan van Eyck, Rogier van der Weyden, Hans Memling, and Hieronymus Bosch developing oil painting technique and detailed naturalism. Measures appreciation for technical innovation, religious art excellence, and Northern Renaissance contributions. Key indicator for Early Netherlandish art market, museum-quality Old Master performance, and technical mastery appreciation representing oil painting development and Northern European artistic achievement.

This index monitors the value of works by women artists addressing gender issues including Judy Chicago, Miriam Schapiro, Faith Ringgold, and Kara Walker challenging patriarchal art establishment and exploring female experience. Tracks appreciation for political art content, gender-focused collecting, and institutional diversity efforts. Key indicator for contemporary political art market, diversity collecting trends, and museum acquisition priorities representing gender equality advancement and female artistic voice emergence.

This index tracks the value of work by fauvist artists including Henri Matisse, André Derain, Maurice de Vlaminck, and Raoul Dufy emphasizing pure color, emotional expression, and anti-naturalistic color use. Measures appreciation for color liberation, expressive brushwork, and early 20th-century innovation. Key indicator for Fauvist market performance, color-focused collecting, and early modern appreciation representing color revolution and expressive painting development.

This index monitors the value of works with emotional artistic expression including by Edvard Munch, Egon Schiele, Oskar Kokoschka, and German Expressionist groups emphasizing psychological content, distorted form, and subjective reality. Tracks appreciation for emotional authenticity, psychological art content, and anti-naturalistic approaches. Key indicator for expressionist market strength, emotional art collecting, and psychological content appreciation representing emotional art development and subjective reality exploration.

This index tracks the value of works by international artists working in early 20th-century Paris including Amedeo Modigliani, Chaim Soutine, Marc Chagall, and Jules Pascin developing modern art in cosmopolitan environment. Measures appreciation for international modernism, bohemian artistic culture, and Paris artistic magnetism. Key indicator for School of Paris market, international modern art collecting, and cultural center influence representing artistic internationalism and Parisian cultural supremacy.