ARTS 450 - Modern Seminar: Manet and the Modernist Project: Paris 1860-1880 3 HU New Course added 04/23/2006 for first semester (moved from second semester)
First Semester. Issues central to Modernism from consumerism to gender roles, class distinctions, racial hierarchies, and bourgeois politics were in flux in mid-century Paris. Although in existence in a modern form from the beginning of the century, these and other concerns that define modernity were transformed dramatically during the period under study. Avant-garde artists represented these changes from a variety of perspectives. We will focus on Manet in particular, as well as Degas, Cassatt and the Impressionists, in order to the study the Modernist Project in their work.
Prerequisites & Notes Consent of instructor required.
Enrollment Limit: 15.
Ms. Mathews
Credits: 3
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