Do not make slight alterations of sources which seem to remove the necessity for utilizing quotation marks and footnotes. If footnoted, such work is only marginally plagiarized, but it will not be accepted in this department. Selected topics in Bronze Age and ancient Greek art and architecture. Archaeological and art historical evidence utilized along with considerations of cultural history. Topics include Minoan and Mycenaean architecture, Minoan painting, Near Eastern influences in Aegean Art, and the decorative arts in the Bronze Age.
Topics vary to suit the training, interests, and needs of students involved.
Topics include Romanesque sculpture in Provence, Ravenna, the year 1200, the pilgrimage routes, and Byzantine influence in the West. Major artists and themes examined, from Masaccio to Donatello to Leonardo and Michelangelo. Special attention given to exploring the development of perspective and the humanist theological content of Renaissance art. Concentrates on developments in Central and Northern Italy, from approximately 1580 to 1650. Special attention given to formulation of a baroque style in Rome during these years.