General Catalog 1956-1957
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A History of Styles : An Introductory Survey The Western tradition. Painting, sculpture and architecture. Its begin- nings in Greece and Rome. Infusion with oriental concepts and its resulting contribution to the great religions of Buddhism in Asia and Christianity in [101] COURSES OF INSTRUCTION medieval Europe. The "reawakening" of the Renaissance and developments leading into the art of today.
Open to all students. Students may be admitted in the second semester with the consent of the instr...uctor. Mr. Bronstein and Mr. Spink FINE ARTS 11a. Introduction to the Art Experience Visual consciousness. The appreciation of art as a living experience. Com- parative structural approach to the problem and study of artistic cultures or "styles". Analysis and discussion of the most representative works of art, past and present.
Open to juniors and seniors. Mr. Bronstein FINE ARTS 99c. Senior Research Staff FINE ARTS 102. Theory and Practice of Painting Principles of three-dimensional drawing and painting.
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A History of Styles : An Introductory Survey The Western tradition. Painting, sculpture and architecture. Its begin- nings in Greece and Rome. Infusion with oriental concepts and its resulting contribution to the great religions of Buddhism in Asia and Christianity in [101] COURSES OF INSTRUCTION medieval Europe. The "reawakening" of the Renaissance and developments leading into the art of today.
Open to all students. Students may be admitted in the second semester with the consent of the instr...uctor. Mr. Bronstein and Mr. Spink FINE ARTS 11a. Introduction to the Art Experience Visual consciousness. The appreciation of art as a living experience. Com- parative structural approach to the problem and study of artistic cultures or "styles". Analysis and discussion of the most representative works of art, past and present.
Open to juniors and seniors. Mr. Bronstein FINE ARTS 99c. Senior Research Staff FINE ARTS 102. Theory and Practice of Painting Principles of three-dimensional drawing and painting.
What to read after General Catalog 1956-1957?
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