Syllabus
The winter semester will be devoted to the 19th century art chapters, and the summer semester to the 20th century. Lectures will always be designed to emphasize a specific issue in modern art, a work, or an artist as an example of a social phenomenon or change.
Program subject to change. 3.10 INTRODUCTION 10.10 Classical Architecture of the 18th and 19th Centuries 17.10 19th Century Paris 24.10 Historicism in 19th century architecture 31.10 Paris Salon 7.11 Historicisms in 19th-century architecture 14.11 Art and humorous magazines 21.11 New Technologies in 19th century Architecture 28.11 The Art Trade 5.12 American Architecture of the 19th Century 12.12 Design Reform 19.12 Urban Transformations of Modern Cities 2.1 HOLIDAY 9.1 CONCLUSION-Test
Annotation
This two-semester lecture series will present modern art in selected chapters. In the winter semester, the focus will be on the artistic practice and sub-phenomena of 19th-century art.
In addition to selected topics in architecture and design, the student will become familiar with the issues of art operations in a metropolis such as 19th-century Paris, the local salon, or the art trade.