| source Johns Hopkins University (X) |
level Independent Academic Work (12) Graduate (6) Lower Level Undergraduate (5) Upper Level Undergraduate (4) |
department History of Art (X) |
Prereq: AS.010.101 is required or by permission of the instructor - A survey of painting, sculpture, and architecture from the Renaissance to the present.
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Prereq: AS.010.101 is required or by permission of the instructor - A survey of painting, sculpture, and architecture from the Renaissance to the present.
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Prereq: AS.010.101 is required or by permission of the instructor - A survey of painting, sculpture, and architecture from the Renaissance to the present.
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Prereq: AS.010.101 is required or by permission of the instructor - A survey of painting, sculpture, and architecture from the Renaissance to the present.
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Focusing on Baltimore's built environment and drawing upon primary sources, this course will explore the major European and American design theories, values, and practices of the last several centuries with an eye towards establishing Baltimore's place within a national and global urban environmental context. Topics addressed in this course include city building, class and race, architectural revivalism, transportation, urban renewal, and post-industrialism.
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Examines key political moments in China, Japan, and Korea from 1850 to the present, focusing on the way visual imagery shapes these events. Includes: Japanese occupation of Korea, Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, 1989 Tiananmen square protests, North Korean propaganda.
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This course will cover the arts of Byzantium in the medieval period, from the seventh to the fifteenth centuries.
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A set of interdisciplinary explorations of the Passion of Christ theme, viewed as a mythic paradigm within European visual culture, religious consciousness and cultic practice since the High Middle Ages.
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An approach to the later work of Michelangelo (ie. 1520-64) and the response to his art by writers and artists in Rome, Florence and the Veneto before and after the call for a "reform of art" by the Council of Trent.
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In the western world over the course of the past two millennia, cities and urban living have been a central component of what it has meant, in the eyes of contemporaries, to be âcivilized.â Hence, representations of cities often tend to reflect the political, cultural and ideological agendas of those who created or commissioned them, from the âMadaba Map Mosaicâ in sixth-century Jordan to the Lorenzetti frescoes in the Palazzo Pubblico in fourteenth-century Siena. In this course, we will attempt to compare these idealized images with the reality of urban living conditions in western Europe, insofar as these can be traced through textual and archaeological evidence, in order to assess the relationship between the ârealâ and the âideal,â and to ask how and why the former often differed so greatly from the latter.
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Through case studies of specific artists and works of art, this course examines the use of new materials in the postwar period: bricks, felt, fiberglass, fluorescent light, house paint, kapok, latex, lead, rocks, rubber, sponges, vinyl, wax, etc.
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An approach to the problem of regionalism in Italian art, focusing on art production in the Lombard cities of Bergamo, Brescia and Cremona 1520-90.
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This seminar will study the art and architecture of Venice and its colonies from the ninth to the fifteenth centuries, including architecture, sculpture, wall and floor mosaics, painting and metalwork.
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