History Courses London

...the role of colour symbolism - The language of clothing - correct terminology for items of dress. The course will be taught offsite with guided gallery visits...

...practice Work in a sketchbook throughout the course to explore the subject and your own ideas Make use of composition and juxtaposition to create meaningful...

...and evolution of the Mughal School, the eclectic influences that went into its creation, and the different styles that evolved under the patronage of the early Mughal Emperors...

...Egypt create some of the finest paintings from the ancient world. The reign is concluded by a magnificent burial in the Valley of the Kings...

...Uvedale Price, Richard Payne Knight and Humphry Repton. Illustrated lectures and discussion. No work outside the classroom apart from any additional background...

...Once references and transcripts are received, we aim to process all complete applications within four to six weeks. Personal statement and supporting information... Learn about: English Language, Medieval Monarchy, Magna Carta...

...European and non-European contacts, the use of the classics, as well as exploring interdisciplinary approaches and theatrical models for examining cultural history...

...European and non-European contacts, the use of the classics, as well as exploring interdisciplinary approaches and theatrical models for examining cultural history...

...is the largest national centre in the UK for the study of Central, Eastern and South-East Europe and Russia. The SSEES Library contains over 400,000 books... Learn about: Histories and Cultures, Finnish and East European Studies, Finnish Language Finland...

...European studies Freedoms under the law History Psychology Social policy. The course is 15.5 hours per week over 3 or 4 days, depending on the options chosen...

...describe and evaluate the characteristics of the film noir style • Evaluate a range of themes and issues in film noir • Evaluate the film noir style in...

...dominant or conventional modes of representation. • Describe at least three instances in which an artist’s use of maps reflects or interrogates their social or political context...

...the writers engage the formation of identity and the impact of history (war, upheveal) on lived experience—in particular how cultures surviving the flux...

...the Habsburg monarchs and the image both, public and private, they sought to portray through their patronage of the arts. We begin with the Holy Roman...

...• Have better awareness of the key artistic movements of Weimar Republic Germany • Have a better understanding of the importance and influence of new art...

...The War on Drugs - Latin American migration to the US - Trump’s agenda for the Americas...

...Recognise and identify key paintings, sculptures, fresco cycles, and buildings in Florence - Follow the connections in the development of sculpture... Learn about: Travel Insurance...

...inter-war controversies.Visiting the war...

...The early 19thc garden and its designers and makers. Illustrated lectures and discussion. No work outside the classroom apart from any additional background...

...Starting with early Quranic illumination and the transition to paper in 10th century ‘Abbassid Baghdad, we will trace design elements and their sources...