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...
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...
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...
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...
The rise of nations and nationalism in most Central and East-Central European countries from the 18th to the 20th century was supported and accelerated by, as well as reflected in, art and art-forms. The study of art in this region helps understand...
The premise of the course is based upon a traditional Fine Art education comprising of both Practical and Art Historical elements. The course is divided into six different artistic movements. Each movement will begin with an Art Historical...
“If, on a sunny morning at the beginning of the century, Matisse hadn’t stopped in front of an antique shop on Rue de Rennes and admired a few statues of African art, one of the most important pictorial revolutions of the 20th century, and of art...
The course is intended as a general overview on Roman history and will take into consideration the history of the city of Rome and the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. The first part of the course will focus on the founding of the city and the...