Art History of the Baroque Period
through the Twentieth Century
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Art History of the Baroque Period through the Twentieth Century |
Art 253 11:00 - 11:50 am Daily Room RC1231a
INSTRUCTOR:
COURSE OBJECTIVE: This course is intended to be a rather detailed historical survey of art from 1600's to the present. The primary emphasis will be the painting, sculpture and architecture in the 19th and 20th centuries.
PROCEDURE: Slides will be shown in formal
lectures almost daily. Films, slides and discussion will take place
throughout the quarter during class times. It will be very important
to take good notes (use of a tape recorder is OK and recommend for ESL
students) because most of the material on which you will be tested will comes
form the lectures. Students are responsible for knowing all material covered
in any sessions.
Slides from the lectures will be available
in the library for two to three days after the lecture. A separate
organized notebook for this course and the formation of study groups are
highly recommended.
GRADES AND EXAMS: There will be 5 to 7 quizzes,
a mid-term and a final exam. The exams will be a combination of multiple
choice, simple answer and essay.
A term research paper will be required.
(Specific requirements and guide to the subject matter is in the packet.)
Occasional critiques of local art exhibits may also be required.
The final grade will be an average of the quizzes, the mid-term, the final exam and the term paper at 25% each. There is no make-ups on the quizzes, however, the lowest quiz grade or absence will be thrown out.
If you need to withdraw from this class for any
reason, please do so before the final day of the eighth week. Students
cannot receive a grade of "W"
(withdrawn) after the eighth week of classes.
COURSE ATTENDANCE: Very important but no gold star. In event of missing class, get notes from a fellow student. Be careful not to press your friendship on too many occasions.
Lists of Slides based on lectures (these can change dependent on need
and availability)
Preview Lecture
First Lecture
Baroque Italian
Baroque Spanish
Baroque Flemish
Baroque French
Baroque Dutch
Baroque Eng
Roccoco Italy
Roccoco France
Roccoco Austria & Germany
England 1700's Painting
England 1700's Palladian Arch
Neo Classical France, Germany
Goya, Fuseli & Blake
Romanticism England & Germany
Romanticism France
Barbizon and Realism, France
Impressionism #1, France
Impressionism #2, France
Post Impressionism #1, France
Post Impressionism #2, France
Symbolism, England, Belgium, France and Germany
Art Nouveau, France, England
Expressionism - France
Expressionism - Germany
Cubism
Futurism
Neo-Plasticism and the Bauhaus
20th Century Arch/ DeStijl
Dadaism
Surrealism
Surrealism, Abstract
USA 1700's
USA 1800's Explorers
American Impressionism
Ashcan School & 291
American Regionalism and Social Realism
Abstract Expressionism
Pop Art
Op Art and Kinetic
Suprematism & Minimal Art
Wright, Corbusier, Saarinen, Rogers & Pei
New Realism
Funk Art & Happenings
Earthworks, Environmental, Conceptual
