Course Calendar re-post #1

WK 5 TU FEB 26 & TH FEB 28

Art of Ancient Egypt Chapter 3

WK 6 TU MAR 05 & TH MAR 07

Art of Ancient Greece Chapter 5
TH MAR 07 Test #2/5

WK 7 TU MAR 12 & TH MAR 14

Art of Ancient Greece Chapter 5
Research Paper #1 of 2 due TH MAR 14

SPRING BREAK MAR 18 THRU MAR 22

WK 8 TU MAR 26 & TH MAR 28
Distribute Midterm Student Progress Reports

Etruscan & Roman Art Chapter 6

WK 9 TU APR 02 & TH APR 04

Etruscan & Roman Art Chapter 6
TH APR 04 Midterm Test #3/5

WK 10 TU APR 09 & TH APR 11
TU APR 9 - completion of Etruscan & Roman Art

TH APR 11 -
Mariah Paddock presents her Multi-Media Presentation in class.
Jewish, Early Christian Art & Byzantine Art Chapter 7

WK 11 TU APR 16 & TH APR 18

Pre Registration week FA 2019

Student Multi-Media Presentations

WK 12 TU APR 23 & TH APR 25

Jewish, Early Christian Art & Byzantine Art Chapter 7

TH APR 25 Test #4/5

WK 13 TU APR 30 & TH MAY 02

Early Medieval & Romanesque Art Chapter 10

WK 14 TU MAY 07 & TH MAY 09

Gothic Art Chapter 11
Research Paper #2 of 2 due TH MAY 09

TH MAY 09 Last class of Fall term
Reading Day > Test overview

FINAL EXAM TUES MAY 14 > 12:30 - 2:30 PM
Test #5/5

Other Important Dates:

TH MAY 16 Academic Awards Banquet

FR MAY 17 Final Grades due 9:00 AM

SA MAY 18 Commencement

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NOTES: Etruscan & Roman Art Chapter 6

Learning Objectives: Etruscan art celebrates the vitality of the human experience, how? What are the distinctive visual representations of the human figure in Etruscan and Roman art? Identify the major trends in the monuments of Imperial Roman art and architecture. Identify the visual design changes in the Late Roman Empire and their architecture. But first, w here in the world are we? End of the Bronze Age (about 1000 BCE) Villanovans occupied northern and western regions of Italy. The central region was home to people who spoke what is closest to Latin today. Beginning in the 8th-century people, the Greeks had established colonies here. During the 7th century , people known as the Etruscans (related to Villanovans) gained control of the north and much of central Italy as it's known today. Etruscans reached their height of power in the 6th century and expanded throughout Italy. Etruscan...

Research paper #1 of 2

found on page 429 Chapter 16 African Art Crowned Head of a Ruler From Ife, Yoruba culture date 12th - 15th century CE Bronze approximately 10" high Private Collection DUE: WK 7 > TH MAR 14 - hardcopy Throughout the semester, each student will write two analytical research papers that introduce, describe and compare a work of art selected from our textbook. Exceed objectives & expectations Meets expectations Meets some expectations Does not meet expectations or unable to score Areas of Assessment: A 10 points A- 9 B+8 B-7 B-6 C+5 C 4 C-3 D+ 2 D 1 F 0 Full details of object’s cultural significance and Material exploration and information > 10% Thoroughly describe Formal Element / Principle of Desi...

NOTES: Early Medieval & Romanesque Art Chapter 10

The world then... The 5th century Western Empire dissolves from Roman authority. In the history of Europe, the Middle Ages, known as the Medieval Period began, in the 5th century and lasted to the 15th century. it began with the fall of the Roman Empire and ended with the merging into the Renaissance period. The Middle Ages is the middle period of the three traditional divisions of Western history: classical antiquity, the medieval period, and the modern period. Roman Empire - Medieval (Middle) Period - Renaissance Medieval Period straddles the two on either side The Medieval World Roughly 5th c CE - 15th c CE The 15th C. CE marks the Renaissance forward. Renaissance Humanists regarded the period as the “dark age” — because of the dissolution of the Western Roman Empire, decline and barbarism. The Medieval World stood in the “middle” straddling the two golden ages: The Greco Roman and The Re...

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