This class introduces students to artistic works created in Western Europe and the Americas from circa 1300 to the present. Students will learn to discuss how art communicates, while pursuing larger questions of meaning related to the social, cultural, and artistic context in which the works were created. While students will learn to identify stylistic characteristics, particular emphasis is given to how the works complement and/or reflect particular political, spiritual, scientific, or philosophical issues. Discussion and writings stress the interpretive methods of the discipline of art history.

Artistic Approaches
Prerequisites
Students with ARTH 276 transfer credit may not take this course.
Course UID
001016.1
Course Subject
Catalog Number
276
Long title
Studies in Western Art II: Renaissance to Modern Art