History Courses London

...in terms of enjoyment and learning, if you are able and willing to do some supplementary reading outside of class meetings. You may also have the opportunity...

...abstract and non-figurative art work - Placing these images in a social and cultural context. - The role of the museums - A comparison of the underlying...

...Le Front Populaire (1936) et Mai 68. This is a lecture, and is therefore tutor-led. Your participation however will be requested. You might be ask to “act”...

...Brace and Co, Harcourt 1929 2. Kamal Salibi, A House of Many Mansions, I. B Tauris, New York (2003) 3. Aron David Miller, The Arab States and the Palestine Question...

...Leonardo’s great patrons including Ludovico Sforza, Francis I of France, and Isabella d’Este - Leonardo’s significant theories on painting and how they...

...Berthe Morisot, Emma Brownlow, Emily Mary Osborn, Emma Sandys and Käthe Kollwitz. We will also consider the work of pioneering photographers such as Julia...

...The historical context and contemporary situation which led to the growth of these movements -The factors which might be useful as indicators for predicting future developments...

...hostility of Buñuel towards Lorca. We will explore the development of the three men's political views and the different ways in which they reacted to...

...Tintoretto and Veronese and large scale history painting • Sources and patronage. You will be taught with short lectures, slides, and group discussions...

...of the work of Cézanne, Gauguin, Van Gogh, and Seurat and relate these to the social and cultural contexts of their lives and the societies they inhabited...

...List five important artists whose work has been classified within the Constructivist or Suprematist movements. - Describe the relations between Constructivism and Suprematism...

...The course looks at how London prospered and declined over a 2,000 year period, the archaeological evidence for which can be analysed and discussed...

...the declining influence of Byzantium, life in the cities and the countryside, Kingship and Law, the papacy, and life in the South...

...Why did socialist and fascist ideas have such an impact in these years? We will discuss the following topics on this interactive lecture course...

...crises and the rise of extremism - The Front Populaire - The Second World War: collaboration and resistance - The Fourth Republic: achievements and failures...

...relations with the Americans, Germans and others across the century. - Addressing public conceptions that Britain was a civilized power rather than an aggressor... Learn about: Foreign Policy...

...was divided by the Iron Curtain, and rose again to re-forge old bonds and meet new challenges. Attending this course will help you understand how and...

...The role of myth and legends in classical art and society. - The continuous appeal and popularity of myths and legends in post classical art and cultures...

...Placing these objects and artworks in their social and cultural context. - A comparison of the underlying objectives of the museums and the way in which...

...Their contribution to the British School of Painting - Their legacy - Close analysis of key works. You will be taught with slide presentations and group discussions...