Greek Art

Greek Art
History and appreciation of Greek art, with consideration of formative cultures.
ARTHC
304
 Hours3.0 Credit, 3.0 Lecture, 0.0 Lab
 PrerequisitesARTHC 201
 TaughtFall
 ProgramsContaining ARTHC 304
Course Outcomes

Greek History of Art and Architecture

Students will gain a general understanding of the history of Greek art and architecture from its beginnings in the third millennium B.C. through the first century BC. The class will cover the evolution of ideas about art and architecture, the use of art as an expression of religious, political and social ideas, the advances in technology that made new forms possible, and key monuments. Students will demonstrate their understanding of these ideas through class discussion, examinations, and research papers.

Observation, Appreciation and Analysis

Students will develop abilities to observe, appreciate, and analyze aspects of art and architecture as cultural artifacts, including style, function, structure, historical influences, symbolism, and unity of expression.

Art Historical Research and Writing

Students will gain experience and skill in art historical research and writing.

Term Paper

Students will gain experience and skill in art historical research and writing.