Faculty Of Humanities & Social Sciences
ARH1ARW, 2010
| Unit Code: | ARH1ARW |
| Unit Short Title: | ART FROM RENAISSANCE TO IMPRESSIONISM |
| Credit Points: | 15.0 |
| Unit Description: | In this unit the major movements, styles and artists in Europe from the Renaissance to the end of the nineteenth century are studied. Students will be introduced to methods of visual analysis, to the meaning of images and to recent theories of art. We will also consider issues of patronage, conceptions of the role of the artist and the function of art and its relationship to the market. Together with the other first year art history unit, this unit serves as an introduction to study in the discipline in later years. |
| Class Requirements: | two 1-hour lectures and one 1-hour tutorial per week. For a pass in this unit students must normally attend at least 80% of the tutorials |
| Work Experience Indicator: | Not undertaking work experience in industry |
| Available to 'Study Abroad' students: | Y |
Assessment:
| Assessment Type | % | Comments |
| one 1,000-word assignment | 25 | |
| one 2,000-word essay | 50 | |
| one 1-hour slide test | 25 | |
Readings:
| Reading Type | Title | Author | Publisher |
| Recommended | A short guide to writing about art, | Barnet, S. | Longman 1996 |
| Recommended | Nineteenth century art: a critical history, | Eisenman, S.F. | Thames and Hudson 1994 |
| Recommended | From Rococo to revolution, | Levey, M. | Thames and Hudson 1985 |
| Recommended | Dictionary of subjects and symbols in art, | Hall, S. | John Murray 1984 |
| Recommended | A world history of art, | Fleming, J. and Honour, H. | Laurence King 1995 |
Unit Streams:
| Teaching Period | Unit Class | Location |
| 1 01-MAR-10 04-JUN-10 | Day | BUNDOORA |
| 2 26-JUL-10 29-OCT-10 | Day | ALBURY-WODONGA |
Unit Coordinators:
| Title | First Name | Last Name | Location | Primary Coordinator |
| Dr | Lisa | Beaven | BUNDOORA | Y |
| Ms | Margaret | Leddin | ALBURY-WODONGA | N |
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