The professor reserves the right to make changes in the schedule with advance notice and the agreement of the students.
Pay attention to make-up class, Friday morning visit (which counts as a regular class). In addition, the on-site visit provides a wonderful opportunity to learn about important works of art not just from your textbook, but in person, here in Rome!
Suggested supplementary readings will be indicated (forthcoming).
Jan. 17- Introduction - Course goals, assignments.
Jan. 19 – Introduction to the Renaissance
Jan, 24, 26 - Early Renaissance Art and Architecture in Florence
Jan. 31, Feb. 2 - Second generation Early Renaissance Art in Florence
Feb. 7, 9 - Early Renaissance Art in the Netherlands
Feb. 14, 16 - High Renaissance Art in Florence and Rome
Feb. 21, 23 - High Renaissance Art in Rome and Venice
Feb. 28 - High Renaissance Art in Northern Europe
Mar. 2 - Mid-term Examination
Mar. 7, 9 - Early Baroque Art in Rome
Mar. 14 - No Class! (Make up on Fri., Mar. 17)
Mar. 16 - High Baroque Art in Rome
Mar. 17 - Site Visit: High Baoque Rome from 9:30-12.
Meet in Piazza S. Bernardo in front of the church of S. Maria della Vittoria. This double morning class will be the make up for Tues., Mar. 14 and Tues., Apr. 25.
Mar. 21, 23 - Italian High Baroque Art outside of Rome
Mar. 28, 30 - Baroque Painting in Spain
SPRING BREAK
Apr. 11, 13 - Baroque Art in Flanders and France
Apr. 18, 20 - Baroque Painting g in Holland
Apr. 25 - JCU Holiday! No Class! (made up on Fri., Mar. 17)
Apr. 27 - Baroque Art in England [Research Papers Due]
FINAL EXAM - DATE AND TIME TBA