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ART 227: Advanced Drawing
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
A continued study of visual dynamics and visual expression. The focus in this course is on the development of individual drawing projects. A variety of subject matter and concepts are used, as well as a variety of drawing materials. Prerequisite: ART 125 or ART 225, or permission of the instructor. (Bogin, offered annually)
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ART 229: Women and Art in the Middle Ages
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This course ranges broadly in chronology and approach to consider women and art in the middle ages in three ways: woman as art maker, woman as art buyer, and woman as art subject. Students study the changes in the relationships, which are active throughout the middle ages. To understand medieval society the course uses two histories-a modern secondary history of the period, and a collection of primary sources. Prerequisite: previous art history or women's studies course or permission of the instructor. (Tinkler , offered occasionally)
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ART 230: The Age of Michelangelo
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This course is dedicated to the art of the High Renaissance and Mannerism in Florence, Rome, and a few North Italian cities. Students explore the evolution of the two styles in the work of painters and sculptors, such as Raphael, Pontormo, Correggio, Cellini, and Anguissola, with special emphasis on Michelangelo. Attention is also given to the new ideologies of art as Art and to the cult of genius, as well as the propagandistic aesthetics of the court of Cosimo I de' Medici in Florence. (Staff, offered every three years)
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ART 232: Rococo Art and Architecture
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This course traces the evolution of Rococo style from Parisian salons to Bavarian churches, looking to its rejection of the grandeur of Louis XIV, its freedom, and its expression of both aristocratic hedonism and peasant faith. Attention is paid to the French Royal Academy, the rise of art criticism in Paris, and the intersection of aesthetic and social values. (Ciletti, offered alternate years)
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ART 233: Renaissance Architecture
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This is a survey of Renaissance architecture in Italy from 1250 to 1550, covering work by known architects as well as generic building types. Although the presentation is chronological, its focus is thematic in terms of both culture and aesthetics. Themes include architecture's relationship to sculpture and painting; city planning and the problem of walled cities; the city as a stage for festivals, processions and the theater; changing ecclesiastical demands for architecture; private commissions and palaces; the political meaning of architecture; contemporary theories; the practice and business of architecture as seen through Michelangelo vs. accounts books, etc. (Bennett)
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ART 235: Art and Architecture of Baroque Rome
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
An investigation of the grandiose developments in Italian art in the 17th century, in the work of Caravaggio, Gentileschi, Bernini, Borromini, and other artists in Rome, this course explores such topics as papal patronage, the Counter Reformation, and the need for art as religious propaganda and illusionism. (Ciletti, offered every three years)
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ART 240: European Painting in the 19th Century
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
This course traces transformations of the practice, function, and social and political meanings of the art of painting throughout the 19th century in France. Moving from David's images of revolution and empire, to the Impressionists' renderings of the world of bourgeois pleasures, to Cézanne's redefinition of the nature of pictorial form, it considers such issues as the role of the academy, the changing notion of the artist, the function of theory and art criticism, and the relationship between painting and the new art of photography. (Isa ak, offered alternate year
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ART 245: Photo Silkscreen Printing
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
An introduction to the basic technology of photoscreenprinting, which can use both photographic and drawn images. Equal attention is given to issues of color and composition. Prerequisite: ART 105 or ART 125. (Yi, offered alternate years)
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ART 246: Intaglio Printing
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
An exploration of the basic techniques of intaglio printing, including drypoint, etching, and aquatint. Equal attention is given to composition and the effective use of visual form. Prerequisite: ART 125. (Yi, Bogin, offered alternate years)
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ART 248: Woodcut Printing
3.00 Credits
Hobart William Smith Colleges
An introduction to the fundamental processes of woodcut printmaking. Traditional and experimental techniques are investigated. Formal dynamics and visual expression are the most important emphases of this course. Prerequisite: ART 125. (Yi, offered alternate years)
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