ARTS 1303-Art History 1

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Syllabus and Calendar

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Art History 1 syllabus-MW (Word document)
Art History 1 syllabus-MW (.pdf document)

Art History 1 Fall 2008 calendar-MW (Word document)
Art History 1 Fall 2008 calendar-MW (.pdf document)

Textbook and Companion Website

Required textbook: Art History, 3rd ed. (paperbound), ISBN: 0131743201, by Marilyn Stokstad
Companion website to accompany Art History, 3rd ed.

Lectures

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           Introduction
     1.   Prehistoric Art
     2.   Art of the Ancient Near East
     3.   Egyptian Art
     4.   Art of the Aegean
     5.   Art of Ancient Greece
     6.   Etruscan Art
     6.   Roman Art
     7.   Jewish Art, Early Christian Art, and Byzantine Art
     8.   Islamic Art
     9.   Art of India
     10. Chinese Art
     11. Art of Japan
     12. Art of the Americas
     13. Art of Africa
     14. Early Medieval Art
     15. Romanesque Art
     16. Gothic Art
     17. 14th Century Art

Study Guides and Image Reviews

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Study Guide: Exam 1: Introduction, Prehistoric, Ancient Near East, and Ancient Egypt
Image Review: Exam 1 Image Identification

Study Guide: Exam 2: Aegean, Ancient Greek, Etruscan
Image Review: Exam 2 Image Identification

Study Guide: Exam 3: Roman, Jewish, Early Christian, Byzantine, and Islamic
Image Review: Exam 3 Image Identification

Study Guide: Exam 4: Early Medieval, Romanesque, Gothic, and 14th Century
Image Review: Exam 4 Image Identification