ARTS 361 - Modern Art: 1750-1900

3 HU

First Semester. An examination of the major European artists and movements responsible for creating and sustaining a revolution in art, from Neoclassicism to Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. The course focuses on this period of revolutions and reactionary politics, and issues pertinent to the development of Modernism such as changing value structures, the rise of consumerism, the new role of the artist, new ways of looking, and the shifting nature of gender, race and class.

Prerequisites & Notes
Enrollment limit: 30.

Ms. Mathews.

Credits: 3