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AH/CL 225 - Forma Urbis: The Archaeology of Ancient Rome

The course is an introduction to the urban development of Rome from the Iron Age hut settlements on the Palatine Hill to the city’s decline in Late Antiquity. It will examine the different phases of Rome’s topographical transformations by looking at...

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AH/CL 226 - Forma Urbis: The Archaeology of Ancient Rome

The course is an introduction to the urban development of Rome from the Iron Age hut settlements on the Palatine Hill to the city’s decline in Late Antiquity. It will examine the different phases of Rome’s topographical transformations by looking at...

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AH/CL 261 - The Splendor of Roman Art

The course traces the development of Roman art from the Etruscans to the age of Constantine. Landmark monuments effectively illustrate the Roman idea of city, the language of imperial propaganda and the importance of public building programs. Media...

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AH/CL 261 - The Splendor of Roman Art

The course traces the development of Roman art from the Etruscans to the age of Constantine. Landmark monuments effectively illustrate the Roman idea of city, the language of imperial propaganda and the importance of public building programs. Media...

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AH/CU 335 - Art and Society: Germany in the 20th Century

This course analyzes the interdependence of art and society in Germany from the beginning of the 20th century until the fall of the Berlin Wall with a particular emphasis on the relationship between the state and its official aesthetics on the one...

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AH/CU 335g - Art and Society: Germany in the 20th Century

This course analyzes the interdependence of art and society in Germany from the beginning of the 20th century until the fall of the Berlin Wall with a particular emphasis on the relationship between the state and its official aesthetics on the one...

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