Renaissance to Modern Art explores the art and architecture of western Europe, 1250-1850, a period of remarkable change in the theory, practice, and purpose of art, as well as the primary historical touchstone for modern and contemporary arts. All students are welcome. Harcourt College Publishers, 2001.
Attendance is required.
Students may also find it advantageous to include in their responses other works of art that have been discussed in class and concepts covered in assigned reading. All examinations must be taken. In order to pass the course, students must accumulate an average of at least 1.0, i.e., D. Students requiring alternative accommodations should make a point of discussing them with the instructor in the first few days of the semester. An Official UMass Dartmouth Web Publication. 2000 Board of Trustees of the University of Massachusetts.