It is recommended for all advanced and full year students, but not for students entering the program in the spring semester below the advanced level. This is the same as Fine Arts 319 but taught in French. It is recommended for advanced students and full year students in the spring. Enrollment is limited. Contemporary architectural achievements in Paris are studied with lectures and on-site visits to such places as art nouveau buildings, the Pompidou Center, La Villette and the new Bastille Opera House, as well as neighborhoods in Les Halles, Montparnasse and La D fense.
Enrollment is limited.
Students must pay entrance fees. Regular museum visits are spent studying such masters as Rubens, Le Nain, Watteau, Fragonard, Chardin and Boucher. The class makes frequent visits to the Louvre. Students pay museum entrance fees. The course traces the development of the Impressionist movement from such precursors as Corot and Courbet to Monet and Renoir, ending with post-Impressionists Van Gogh and Gauguin.