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Art History
ARTH 1500 ART IN HISTORY
[3 hours] Introduction to the esthetic, cultural and social interpretation of works
of art and
architecture, and to the historical relationships of artists, patrons and audiences
in the production and purpose of works of art. Humanities
core course
ARTH 2050 HISTORY OF WESTERN ARTI
[3 hours] Introduces students to major styles of western art from prehistoric to early
Renaissance. Students will learn to analyze art in terms of formal, cultural, historical,
and iconographic contexts.
ARTH 2060 HISTORY OF WESTERN ARTII
[3 hours] Introduces students to major styles of western art from the Renaissance
through the modern era. Students will learn to analyze art in terms of formal, cultural,
historical, and iconographic contexts.
ARTH 2080 HISTORY OF MODERN ART
[3 hours] European and American art after 1700, from the Rococo through Impressionism,
Expressionism, Cubism and Surrealism to the present. Humanities core course
ARTH 2100 ASIAN ART
[3 hours] An introduction to the architecture, painting and sculpture of India, China
and Japan and their
relationship to the major religions and philosophies of each culture. Non-western
multicultural course
ARTH 2200 ETHNOGRAPHIC ART
[3 hours] Contextual exploration of traditional art forms in the principle cultures
of the
Americas, Africa and Oceania. Non-western multicultural course
ARTH 2300 INTRODUCTION TO ARCHITECTURE
[3 hours] Study of architectural design (function, materials, structure, aesthetics
and
symbolism), with focus on significant historical examples from antiquity through the
late 20th century. Humanities core course
ARTH 2700 Women Artists in History
(3 credit hours) An introductory survey of women artists from the Middle Ages to the
present
with consideration of their position in the formation of history's canon. Prerequisite:
None.
ARTH 2980 SPECIAL TOPICS
[1-5 hours] Topics in art history selected by instructor; may be repeated when topic
varies.
ARTH 3110 TOPICS IN ANCIENT ART
[3 hours] Special topics in the history of the art or architecture of the ancient
world; may
be repeated when topic varies. Prerequisite: ARTH 1500, 2000 or permission of instructor
ARTH 3130 TOPICS IN MEDIEVAL ART
[3 hours] Special topics in the history of western art or architecture from 200 to
1500 A.D.;
may be repeated when topic varies. Prerequisite: ARTH 1500, 2020 or permission of
instructor
ARTH 3150 TOPICS IN RENAISSANCE ART
[3 hours] Special topics in the history of Renaissance art or architecture; may be
repeated when topic varies. Prerequisite: ARTH 1500, 2040, or permission of instructor
ARTH 3170 TOPICS IN BAROQUE ART
[3 hours] Special topics in the history of Baroque art or architecture; may be repeated
when
topic varies. Prerequisite: ARTH 1500, 2040, or permission of instructor
ARTH 3190 TOPICS IN 19TH-CENTURY ART
[3 hours] Special topics in the history of 19th-Century art. May be repeated when
topic
varies. Prerequisite: ARTH 1500, 2080, or permission of instructor
ARTH 3210 TOPICS IN 20TH-CENTURY ART
[3 hours] Special topics in the history of 20th-Century art. May be repeated when
topic
varies. Prerequisite: ARTH 1500, 2080, or permission of instructor
ARTH 3230 TOPICS IN AMERICAN ART
[3 hours] Special topics in the history of American art and architecture. May be repeated
when topic varies. Prerequisite: ARTH 1500, 2080, or permission of instructor
ARTH 3250 TOPICS IN ASIAN ART
[3 hours] Special topics in the history of Asian art or architecture; may be repeated
when topic
varies. Prerequisite: ARTH 1500, 2100, or permission of instructor
ARTH 3270 TOPICS IN ETHNOGRAPHIC ART
[3 hours] Special topics in the history of ethnographic art of Africa, Oceania or
the
Americas; may be repeated when topic varies. Non-western multicultural course
ARTH 3290 TOPICS IN ARCHITECTURE
[3 hours] Special topics in the history of architecture; may be repeated when topic
varies.
Prerequisite: ARTH 1500, 2300, or permission of instructor
ARTH 3300 AFRICAN ART
[3 hours] Study of the diversity of African art. The course will emphasize region
and style with focus
upon the collections of African Art in the Toledo Museum of Art. Non-western multicultural
course
ARTH 3350 ANCIENT ART OF THE AMERICAS
[3 hours] Ancient Art of the Americas is a course which will focus on the artifacts
produced by the indigenous populations of the Americas before the arrival of Columbus
in the New World. Non-western multicultural course
ARTH 3500 - HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
(3 credit hours) An in-depth study of the history of photography. Prerequisite: ARTH
1500
or ART 2050 or consent of instructor. Cross listed with ART 3880.
ARTH 3600 HISTORY OF NEW MEDIA
[3 hours] This course explores the development of technology as an art medium with
a focus on
significant historical examples from the 19th through the 21st centuries. Prerequisite:
ARTH 1500
ARTH 3700 ART AND FEMINSIM
(3 crdit hours) A WAC course offering study of twentieth-century feminist thought
in relation to
contemporary
art makers and social issues, with close consideration of performance
and installation. Prerequisite: None
ARTH 3820 VISUAL CONSTRUCTION OF GENDER
[3 hours] WAC course. This course focuses on how images reflect and shape our
understanding of gender. Students learn to analyze visual material to identify and
articulate their cultural significance in relation to gender.
Prerequisite: English Composition II or HON 1020 Humanities core course U.S. multicultural
course
ARTH 3900 ART MUSEUM PRACTICES
[3-5 hours] [3 hours] Overview of issues and professional practices in art museums,
including curatorial responsibilities, interpretation of collections, conceptualization
and design of exhibitions, development, education, marketing, and administration.
Prerequisite: ENGL 1130, ARTH 2050, and ARTH 2060 or permission of instructor
ARTH 3950 AMP EXHIBITION TOPIC
[3 hours] [3 hours] Study of art historical theme relating to Museum works. Precedes
Museum exhibition course, ARTH 3960, but may be taken by itself. May be repeated when
topic varies.
Prerequisite: ARTH 2050 and ARTH 2060, or permission of instructor.
ARTH 3960 AMP EXHIBITION
[3 hours] Working with faculty and museum professionals, student creation of a Toledo
Museum of Art exhibition relating to topic studied in ARTH 3950. May be repeated when
topic varies.
Prerequisite: ARTH 3950 and permission of instructor.
ARTH 3980 SPECIAL STUDIES
[3-5 hours] Topics in Art History selected by the instructor. May be repeated when
topic varies.
(Check course schedules for specific subjects.) Prerequisite: Permission of instructor
ARTH 4500 CONTEMPORARY ART AND THEORY
(3 crdit hours) A WAC course offering study of twentieth-century critical theory in
relation to
contemporary art makers and social issues, with a consideration of modernist versus
postmodernist eras. Prerequisite: None
ARTH 4910 SENIOR THESIS I
[2 hours] Directed research in the history of art for the Senior Thesis. May only
be taken with
permission of instructor; see department for application form. Must be taken consecutively
with ARTH 4920, Senior Thesis II. Prerequisite:
Permission of instructor
ARTH 4920 SENIOR THESIS II
[2 hours] Writing the Senior Thesis. May only be taken after successful completion
of ARTH 4910,
Senior Thesis I and with instructor’s consent. See department for application form.
Prerequisite: ARTH 4910 and permission of instructor
ARTH 4940 INTERNSHIP
[1-4 hours] Student works in professional venue related to a diversity of art fields
or endeavors. May be
repeated for a maximum of 8 credit hours. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor
ARTH 4980 SPECIAL TOPICS
[1-5 hours] Topics in Art History selected by instructor; may be repeated when topic
varies.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor
ARTH 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN ART HISTORY
[1-4 hours] Independent Study in special problems of art history. May be repeated
when topic varies. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor
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