It should be between 8-10 pages in length, typewritten with accompanying examples included and have a bibliography and footnotes. You must have the topic approved by me before you start your research. Sources for some of your research can include museums and galleries in the area as well as on the Internet, and major references found in any library. If you don't know what a footnote is, tell me, or find out for yourself, because you need to use them in your papers. You can mail your paper to me or drop it off when you happen to come on campus.
Participation is required.
Be aware that a normal AOL account will not work with AOL Instant Messenger chat rooms. Study Guide for Art History, Revised Edition, Volume I and II, Stokstad. Thinking and Writing about Art History, D.K. Reid, 2nd Edition. You will be taking this course at your own pace to a certain degree. Make sure you visit this course website regularly.