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Nov 09, 2024
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ARTD 302 - Early Christian through Mannerism Art History
3 Credit(s)
This course examines the art and architecture from the 3rd Century to the 17th Century in Europe. The main focus of the course is the Early Renaissance in Italy and Northern Europe, the groundbreaking works of the Italian High Renaissance, and Mannerism in Italy. The course will also look at the how the Byzantine Style developed into the work of the Renaissance, and how Italian Mannerism influenced and grew to be the Baroque, Romanticism, and Rococo.
Course Frequency: ALT F
Grading Method: Student option.
Learning Outcomes:
1.Become familiar with the significant landmarks within the historical parameters of the course, the evolutionary trends in art history, and adept in scholarly research and writing.2.Be able to identify the names of artists of discussed time periods, titles of artworks from course readings and lectures, and significant dates specific to the parameters of the course.3.Acquire and develop communication skills in the areas of visual analysis and interpretation of artworks.4.Show proficiency in ability to discuss artworks and historical events of the times covered in the course and relate art them to broader life experiences and to the contemporary world.
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