Seminar. 19th-Century European Art
This seminar will focus in depth on a specific aspect of art, history, theory, and criticism in Europe between 1789 and 1914. Possible topics include French painting and its critics, portraiture and sociability, shifting conceptions of realism and naturalism, the onset of modernism, and representations of interior space. Prerequisites: a course in the art of this period or permission of the instructor. Visits to area museums. For department majors, this course satisfies the 1800-present historical distribution requirement. One three-hour seminar.
Topics
- French painting and its critics
- portraiture and sociability
- shifting conceptions of realism and naturalism
- the onset of modernism
- and representations of interior space
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Prerequisites & course information
a course in the art of this period or permission of the instructor. Visits to area museums. For department majors, this course satisfies the 1800-present historical distribution requirement. One three-hour seminar.
Sources
Catalogue variants
- Seminar. 19th-Century European Art · Undergraduate catalogue