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ARH 0177: HISTORY OF ART I ENRICHMENT
1.00 Credits
Rosemont College
This course is required of all History of Art and Studio Art majors. This course is an elective for all other students taking ARH 0175.
Prerequisite:
ARH 0175
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ARH 0178: HISTORY OF ART II ENRICHMENT
1.00 Credits
Rosemont College
This course is required of all History of Art and Studio Art majors. This course is an elective for all other students taking ARH 0176.
Prerequisite:
ARH 0176
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ARH 0190: BEASTS: ANIMALS IN ART AND SOCIETY
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
BEASTS: ANIMALS IN ART AND SOCIETY We will examine the various roles of animals in art and society across time, from the caves of the Paleolithic era through our present relationship with domestic, disposable, and working animals. Art is continually haunted by the animal; they are good to kill and eat, ride, hunt, train for battle, keep as companions, paint, and ritualize. What would Thanksgiving be without our national turkey, Easter without our rabbits and chicks? Proceeding chronologically, students will investigate and analyze key issues and themes in man's attitudes and relationships to animals-often paradoxical--and the role of animals in art and society as manifest in visual culture and social studies, for example: the symbolism of animals; social constructions of animals and the human/animal boundary; animals in commerce, scientific research, pet-keeping, and therapy; the animal soul; abuse of animals and the animal protection movement; animal emotions, intelligence, and reflexivity; the human-animal bond. 3 credits.
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ARH 0190 - BEASTS: ANIMALS IN ART AND SOCIETY
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ARH 0230: ART OF THE ANCIENT WORLD
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
A study of architecture, sculpture, painting, and minor arts from circa 800 BCE to 400 CE in the West, with special emphasis on the classical in style. Projects and themes include investigation of the classical style in today's monumental art and regular museum work/study in area museums.
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ARH 0231: PAINTED LADIES: WOMEN OF ANC WORLD
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
An interdisciplinary exploration of images of women in Mediterranean painting from the Bronze Age through the Roman period. Topics covered include gender roles, women's participation in religion, the aesthetics of female beauty, and modes of female dress and ornamentation. A studio art project will be a main component of this course. This course satisfies the Ancient requirement and the studio art requirement for the major/minor.
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ARH 0232: MEDIEVAL ART: THE ARTS OF THE EARLY CHRISTIANITY AND MIDDLE AGES
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
A study of painting, sculpture, architecture, and minor arts from the second through the thirteenth centuries, including Early Christian, Byzantine, Carolingian, Ottonian, Romanesque, and Gothic cultures. ARH 0175 or ARH 0230 are preparatory but not required courses.
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ARH 0235: ARTS OF DEATH: PORTR/ICON/PHOTO**
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
This interdisciplinary course will examine the ars moriendi (art of dying) and associated rites of passage and commemoration in order to deconstruct the philosophical, sociological, psychological, and gendered underpinnings of images of the dead. Rituals associated with the decaying, natural body, cleaning, preparing, dressing, waking, displaying, burying, and recording the dead in images will be looked at cross culturally with examples taken from ancient Egypt through nineteenth death mask photographs.
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ARH 0236: THE ARTS OF PILGRIMAGE
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
Pilgrimage of some sort and of some length was an integral part of the lives of most medieval men and women. Just as we travel to Europe and other faraway places to discover our roots, our tradition, ourselves, the medieval pilgrim journeyed to churches and shrines, to monasteries and holy wells, in order to bring him/herself closer to sacred sites, bodies and belongings of saints, and significant relics, for either repentance or spiritual discovery and renewal. This course will examine the medieval arts involved in the art of pilgrimage: architecture, fresco, mosaic, statuary, stained glass, and liturgical arts. ARH 0175 or ARH 0232 are preparatory but not required courses. During designated semesters, this course will feature a 3 credit travel/study component in the form of a modern pilgrimage to visit the Romanesque and Gothic churches and other liturgical arts of the pilgrimage road to Santiago de Compostela in Spain.
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ARH 0237: THE DEVIL MADE ME DO IT: THE ART OF SIN, FAITH, AND PILGRIMAGE
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
This course will meet for 6 weeks from 6:00 7:30 p.m. The dates and costs of the trip are to be determined at a later date. Sign up now to participate, whether for credit/for no credit/for Experiential Learning Credit.
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ARH 0255: ART OF THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE
3.00 Credits
Rosemont College
An investigation of Italian painting, sculpture, and architecture from circa 1280 to 1520. Masters of Italian Renaissance painting and sculpture are treated in detail. Significant work at Philadelphia's or New York's museums of art will be integral to course. ARH 0175, ARH 0176, or ARH-0230 are preparatory but not required courses.
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