Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Adviser Name:_______________________ | Catalog: 2021-22 College of Liberal Arts Program: Art History Minor Minimum Credits Required:__________________ | |||
Art History MinorMeet the Faculty The art history minor familiarizes students with the visual culture of societies from prehistory to the present day, strengthening students’ understanding of art and culture through the analysis and interpretation of works of art as primary evidence in relation to historical events, politics, religion, social life, and other art forms. The minor teaches students a variety of scholarly art historical and archaeological methodologies; emphasizes the development of strong critical thinking, writing, and presentation skills; and promotes visual literacy and interdisciplinary study of a diverse array of sociopolitical and theoretical issues. The minor also supports and adds valuable knowledge and skills to majors such as studio art, history, philosophy, critical media and cultural studies, English, modern languages, and classical studies, and anthropology. |
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Minor RequirementsSix (6) courses are required: two (2) beginning courses, two (2) intermediate electives, and two (2) advanced electives at the 300-level or higher. | ||||
Core Courses(2 of 3 options) | ||||
Course Name | Crs: | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
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ARH 110 - Introduction: Ancient-Medieval Art | ||||
ARH 120 - Introduction: Renaissance-Modern Art | ||||
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ARH 140 - Introduction to Global Art | ||||
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ARH 145 - Introduction to African Art | ||||
Intermediate Electives (2 courses)Complete two (2) intermediate elective courses (200-level) | ||||
Advanced ElectivesComplete two (2) advanced elective courses (300-level or higher) | ||||
Breadth DistributionWithin electives above, students must demonstrate breadth in three of the following areas.
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Course Name | Crs: | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
Ancient/Medival (courses ending in 10’s) | ||||
ARH 212 - Special Studies: Ancient and Medieval | ||||
ARH 213 - Art and Archaeology of Egypt and the Near East | ||||
ARH 215 - Art and Archaeology of the Greek World | ||||
ARH 217 - Art and Archaeology of the Roman Empire | ||||
ARH 311 - Etruscan and Early Roman Archaeology | ||||
ARH 310 - Archaeology of Food and Dining in Antiquity | ||||
ARH 312 - Archaeology of Slavery in Antiquity | ||||
Early Modern (Courses ending in 20’s) (Rennaisance/Baroque) | ||||
ARH 222 - Special Studies: Early Modern Art | ||||
ARH 223 - Italian Renaissance Art | ||||
ARH 225 - Northern Renaissance Art | ||||
ARH 227 - European Baroque Art | ||||
Modern (Courses ending in 30’s) (1700-present) | ||||
ARH 232 - Special Studies: Modern Art | ||||
ARH 234 - American Art | ||||
ARH 233 - European Art | ||||
ARH 235 - 20th Century Art Prereq(s): Sophomore standing or instructor consent. | ||||
ARH 321 - Topics in Early Modern Art | ||||
ARH 327 - Rome: Caravaggio and Bernini | ||||
ARH 332 - Topics in Modern Art | ||||
ARH 337 - Impressionism and Post-Impressionism Prereq(s): ARH 202 or instructor consent. | ||||
ARH 339 - History of Photography | ||||
Global (Courses ending in 40’s) | ||||
ARH 242 - Special Studies: Global Art | ||||
ARH 340 - Topics in Global Art | ||||
ARH 341 - African Art and Colonialism | ||||
ARH 160 - History of Western Architecture | ||||
ARH 262 - Themes in Art History | ||||
ARH 350 - Contemporary Art and Theory Prereq(s): Sophomore standing. | ||||
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