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FA 4220G Medieval Art
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FA 2201 and 2202 or consent of department. A survey
of European art from the Middle Ages with emphasis on Christian
architecture sculpture and painting.
FA 4230 Intl Gothic/Ars Nova Neth/Ger
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2201, 2202 or consent of department. Critical study
of developments in painting sculpture and graphics in Northern
Europe from Claus Sluter to Hieronymus Bosch.
FA 4230G Intl Gothic/Ars Nova Neth/Ger
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2201, 2202 or consent of department. Critical study
of developments in painting sculpture and graphics in Northern
Europe from Claus Sluter to Hieronymus Bosch.
FA 4233 Art of 16th Century
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of department. Recommended as
a sequel to FA 4230. Critical study of developments in painting,
sculpture, and graphics in Northern Europe from Albrecht Durer
to Germain Pilon.
FA 4233G Art of 16th Century
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of department. Recommended as
a sequel to FA 4230. Critical study of developments in painting,
sculpture, and graphics in Northern Europe from Albrecht Durer
to Germain Pilon.
FA 4234 Italian Medieval Art
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or permission of the instructor. This course
focuses on developments in painting, sculpture, and architecture in
late medieval Italy, with a special emphasis on the Tuscan cities of
Florence, Siena, and Pisa. Attention will be given to issues of style,
regional schools, and typology, to individual artists and artworks
and to the examination of the central themes raised in the literature
concerning this period (for example, the proto-Renaissance, a
“Black-Death” style).
FA 4234G Italian Medieval Art
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or permission of the instructor. This course
focuses on developments in painting, sculpture, and architecture in
late medieval Italy, with a special emphasis on the Tuscan cities of
Florence, Siena, and Pisa. Attention will be given to issues of style,
regional schools, and typology, to individual artists and artworks
and to the examination of the central themes raised in the literature
concerning this period (for example, the proto-Renaissance, a
“Black-Death” style).
FA 4235 Art of Quattrocentro in Italy
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2201, 2202 or consent of department. Critical study
of developments in painting, sculpture, and graphic media in the
major centers of Italy from Ghiberti to Signorelli.
FA 4235G Art of Quattrocentro in Italy
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2201, 2202 or consent of department. Critical study
of developments in painting, sculpture, and graphic media in the
major centers of Italy from Ghiberti to Signorelli.
FA 4237 High Renaissance/Mannerism Ita
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of department. Recommended as
a sequel to FA 4235. Critical study of developments in painting,
sculpture, and graphic media in Italy from Leonardo da Vinci to
Paolo Veronese.
FA 4237G High Renaissance/Mannerism Ita
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of department. Recommended as
a sequel to FA 4235. Critical study of developments in painting,
sculpture, and graphic media in Italy from Leonardo da Vinci to
Paolo Veronese.
FA 4238 Arch of Renaissance & Baroque
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FA 2201 and 2202, or consent of department. Recommended
as a sequel to FA 4235 and 4237. Systematic study of the
major developments in architecture and urban design in Italy,
France, Spain, c.1400-1750. Emphasizing the leading role of Italy
with mention of selected cities and monuments from France and
Spain.
FA 4238G Arch of Renaissance & Baroque
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FA 2201 and 2202, or consent of department. Recommended
as a sequel to FA 4235 and 4237. Systematic study of the
major developments in architecture and urban design in Italy,
France, Spain, c.1400-1750. Emphasizing the leading role of Italy
with mention of selected cities and monuments from France and
Spain.
FA 4240 Italian Baroque & Rococo Art
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of department. Recommended as a
sequel to FA 4238. Critical study of the developments in painting,
sculpture, and graphic media in Italy from Caravaggio to Guardi.
FA 4240G Italian Baroque & Rococo Art
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of department. Recommended as a
sequel to FA 4238. Critical study of the developments in painting,
sculpture, and graphic media in Italy from Caravaggion to Guardi.
FA 4245 Art of 19th Century
3 cr.
Fall semester. Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of department. A
study of the arts of Europe and America from neoclassicism to
Postimpressionism.
FA 4245G Art of 19th Century
3 cr.
Fall semester. Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of department. A
study of the arts of Europe and America from neoclassicism to
Postimpressionism.
FA 4246 Spec Topics 19th Century Art
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of the instructor. An investigation
of a major movement, style, or subject relevant to nineteenth century
art. Topics will vary. Lecture, evaluations, and discussions.
FA 4246G Spec Topics 19th Century Art
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of the instructor. An investigation
of a major movement, style, or subject relevant to nineteenth century
art. Topics will vary. Lecture, evaluations, and discussions.
FA 4263 20th Century Architecture
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of instructor. A study of the architects,
movements, and monuments which have determined the
course of twentieth century architecture in the United States and
Europe.
FA 4263G 20th Century Architecture
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of instructor. A study of the architects,
movements, and monuments which have determined the
course of twentieth century architecture in the United States and
Europe.
FA 4265 Early Modern Art
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of instructor. Developments in
painting and sculpture in Europe and the United States from the
1880s to 1920. Attention will be given to major styles and movements
(including Symbolism, Neo-Impressionism, Fauvism, Cubism,
Expressionism, and Dada) to individual artists and artworks, and to
the development of the concepts of revolutionary modernism and
the avant-garde, of the primitive in art, and of abstraction.
FA 4265G Early Modern Art
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FA 2202 or consent of instructor. Developments in
painting and sculpture in Europe and the United States from the
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