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8 | VISUAL ART HISTORY E LEC TIVES The art history courses that you must take to satisfy the requirements of the certificate broaden your knowledge of the history of art and let you participate in the global conversation across the ages between artists, critics, and the public. The following list includes art and film history courses that Uc berkeley extension has recently offered. refer to the catalog or talk with your program representative to find out what courses are currently available. ART HISTORY The Age of Pilgrimage and Cathedrals: Art of the Late Middle Ages X5 Modern Art of California: 1850 to the Present X6 Eternal Egypt: A History of Art X9 Baroque Art X12 Asian Art: The Poetics of Space X15A The Challenge of Modernism X17 History of African Art X19 Buddhist Art and Symbolism X21 History of Photography X24 Art of the Renaissance X26 Landscape Art of the Romantic Era X102.5 Art of the Impressionists and Postimpressionists X102.8 Cityscapes: Art and Public Spaces X126 Minoan and Greek Art X400.1 Art and Architecture of Berlin X403 Visions of Paradise: The Gardens of Morocco and Spain X406 Rococo to Revolution: Art of the Eighteenth Century X406.1 Seeing Art X410 Art of the Bay Area X411 Critical Writing for the Visual Arts X413 Traditional Genres in Contemporary Art X414 Art, Architecture, and Culture of Cuba X416 Inspiration Out of Context: The Influence of Japanese Art on American Design X417 Art of Japan X418 The Photographic Image: Artwork, Artifact, Text X420 Intersections in the History of Photography and Painting X420.1 (in collaboration with San Francisco Museum of Modern Art) Mozart’s Universe: Art, Architecture, and Music in Eighteenth Century Europe X426 Surrealism in Art X445 (in collaboration with San Francisco Museum of Modern Art) Picasso vs. Duchamp X446.1 (in collaboration with San Francisco Museum of Modern Art) Perception, the Art Object, and the Gallery Space X447 (in collaboration with Berkeley Art Museum) How the Art World Works X458 FILM HISTORY See What I Mean: An Introduction to Film Theory X101 Science Fiction Cinema X120 The Golden Age of German Cinema X140 Classics of Film Noir X182 The History of Silent Film X187 The History of Film: 1940 to the Present X190 Dada and Surrealist Cinema X425 History of Film: 1960 to the Present X427
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