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Art of the Western World |
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Art of the Western World covers material taught in a one-semester art history course on the undergraduate level beginning with the classic Greek and Roman art up to present-day abstract impressionism and pop art era.
Topics covered in this course are:
- Classical
- Ancient Greece
- Republican and Imperial Rome
- Romanesque and Gothic
- Early Middle Ages to the Romanesque period
- High Middle Ages (Gothic)
- Early Renaissance
- High Renaissance
- Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Michelangelo
- Venetian art and architecture
- Baroque
- Italy and Austria
- Spain, Holland, and Flanders
- Rococo, Neoclassicism, and Romanticism
- Realism, Impressionism, and Post-impressionism
- Early Twentieth Century
- Emergence of modern styles
- Art between the World Wars
- Post World War II
- 1945-1968
- 1968 to the present
(Taken from “Art of the Western World,” DANTES Subject Standardized Tests, The Chauncey Group International.) |
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