Art history level courses

... periods of art and well known “It made me look at paintings in a different way and not to make assumptions.”...

... art has also come to be recognised. In this course, we will look at how ideas spread from Northern Italy and Western Europe and vice-versa. This 10-session course looks at painting, sculpture, architecture and the decorative arts in Italy and northern Europe from c. 1450 to c.1610. It aims to place...

... art has also come to be recognised. In this course, we will look at how ideas spread from Northern Italy and Western Europe and vice-versa. This 8-session course looks at early Renaissance painting, sculpture and architecture in Italy and northern Europe up until c.1450 by looking at selected artists...

...exposes students to the modes of reasoning, types of evidence, and methods used by the three disciplines, a concentration in two disciplines... Learn about: Political Science, Political Philosophy, History of Philosophy...

...This course will provide a general outline of European history from Ancient times through 1500 AD, covering a variety of European historical periods... Learn about: Middle Ages, Ancient Europe...

...In this course we will enjoy the evening ambience at our most famous London Galleries. We will be exploring and discussing key works at the Tate Modern and the National Gallery. Art work will be contextualized in terms of social and cultural background, historical period and artistic styles whilst...

...For this one-day course we will explore the mind of Leonardo da Vinci through his words and art. Beyond his accomplished paintings, Leonardo was a polymath who wrote treaties on art and nature. Driven by an insatiable curiosity he filled sketchbook after sketchbook with his observations...

...On this Friday evening session we will visit the Roman Britain Gallery and adjacent galleries and explore silverware, glass and jewellery from Roman Britain. We will also explore how Roman imagery was used and copied in medieval...

...Peggy Guggenheim was one of the few art collectors who became almost as famous as the artists she patronised. During the 1920s and 30s she used her inheritance to amass one of the greatest collections of early modernist European art in the world. This one-day course will explore her career...

... would like to buy art materials for your personal use outside of the course, City Lit students receive 10% discount off everything* from Cass Art, the...

...American Studies is about intersections. We look at the intersections between history and popular culture, art and identity, politics and literature, diversity and citizenship...

...’ Latin and Greek Intermediate Latin and Greek for those with an A-level or equivalent Greek Art and Architecture Early Greek Philosophy The Craft...

...Taking a slightly more studious approach to the traditional pub crawl, we pay a visit to a handpicked selection of some of central London’s most fascinating and architecturally interesting pubs. We’ll delve into some of the quirky and murky histories of the capital’s favourite watering-holes...

... essential to an artist’s career as new art schools opened, including the Royal College of Art and the Slade and alternative exhibition forums emerged. What impact did these developments have upon the artists? This one-day course is part of a series, looking at art in Britain in the 17th, 18th and 19th...

...What was it like to be an artist in Britain in the 17th century? Success meant working for the British monarchy, reinforcing its authority and power through portraiture. But what else might have been important to an artist? This century saw the emergence of the commercial art market in Britain...

...Entry requirements & how to apply Minimum requirements 2:1 This programme is designed for applicants who have a 2:1 Bachelors degree in a subject other than Classics, Classical Studies, Ancient History or Classical Archaeology. In order to meet the academic entry requirements for this programme... Learn about: Art of Making, Ancient History, History & Theory...

...As a Classics major, you can immerse yourself in the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome through four different tracks (Classics, Greek, Latin, Classical Civilization) taking programs in ancient languages, literature, history, archaeology, history of art, science, linguistics and philosophy... Learn about: Ancient History...

...We will look at the rise of persecution in medieval Europe and how ‘outsiders’ were identified in art and literature before 1500CE...

...As a Classics major, you can immerse yourself in the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome through four different tracks (Classics, Greek, Latin, Classical Civilization) taking programs in ancient languages, literature, history, archaeology, history of art, science, linguistics and philosophy... Learn about: Ancient History...

...This course features a documentary by Prof. Slyomovics, as well as a wealth of photographs and folk art, in the study materials section...