Art History

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Professor Adam Herring, Department Chair

Professors: Roberto Conduru, Randall C. Griffin, Adam Herring
Associate Professors: Amy Freund, Adam Jasienski, Stephanie Langin-Hooper, Anna Lovatt, Abbey Stockstill
Assistant Professors: Elizabeth Eager, Elyan Hill, Tashima Thomas

Programs

• Art History, Ph.D.

• Art History, M.A.

Courses

• ARHS 5101 - Directed Studies
• ARHS 5102 - Directed Studies
• ARHS 6000 - Thesis Project
• ARHS 6101 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6102 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6105 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6106 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6107 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6108 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6109 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6110 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6111 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6112 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6201 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6202 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6300 - Graduate Directed Study
• ARHS 6301 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6302 - Master’s Thesis
• ARHS 6303 - Archaeological Field Methods of Italy
• ARHS 6304 - Seminar On Ancient Art
• ARHS 6305 - Seminar On Greek Art
• ARHS 6306 - Seminar on African Art
• ARHS 6314 - Art of the Moving Image
• ARHS 6315 - Classical Sculpture
• ARHS 6316 - Etruscan and Roman Art
• ARHS 6318 - Seminar On Non-Western Art
• ARHS 6319 - Seminar on Art of the African Diaspora
• ARHS 6320 - Medieval Art
• ARHS 6321 - Seminar on Medieval Art
• ARHS 6323 - Seminar on Convivencia: Jewish, Islamic, and Christian Art in Medieval Spain
• ARHS 6324 - Art and Cultures of Medieval Spain
• ARHS 6329 - History and Methods of Art History
• ARHS 6330 - Seminar on Italian Renaissance Art
• ARHS 6331 - Art and Culture of the Italian Renaissance
• ARHS 6332 - 16th-Century Italian Art
• ARHS 6333 - Seminar on 18th-Century Art
• ARHS 6335 - Seminar on Early Modern Art
• ARHS 6337 - The Baroque From a Northern Perspective
• ARHS 6339 - El Greco to Goya: Spanish Painting of the Golden Age
• ARHS 6340 - Seminar on Spanish Art
• ARHS 6345 - Seminar on 20th-Century Art
• ARHS 6348 - 18th-Century Art
• ARHS 6349 - Hieroglyphs to Hypertext: The Art and History of the Book
• ARHS 6350 - Modern Art and Media Culture, 1789-1870
• ARHS 6351 - Seminar on Contemporary Art
• ARHS 6353 - Seminar on Modern Art
• ARHS 6354 - Seminar on 19th-Century Art
• ARHS 6355 - History of Photography II: 1940-Present
• ARHS 6356 - Modern Architecture
• ARHS 6357 - Seminar on Cubism
• ARHS 6358 - Gender and Sexuality in the Visual Arts
• ARHS 6359 - Topics in Art History: International Studies
• ARHS 6360 - Seminar on British Art
• ARHS 6361 - Special Studies in Art History
• ARHS 6362 - Picturing Children and the Family in Art, 1850 to the Present
• ARHS 6363 - Topics in Brazilian Art and Architecture
• ARHS 6364 - History and Theory of Prints
• ARHS 6365 - Race and Gender in Visual Culture
• ARHS 6366 - Seminar on Pre-Columbian Art
• ARHS 6368 - Art and Context: 1940-1970
• ARHS 6369 - Contemporary Art: 1965-Present
• ARHS 6370 - The Art Market: Making, Selling, and Displaying Art in Early Modern and Modern Europe
• ARHS 6371 - The Decorative Arts and the History of Dress in 18th-Century Europe
• ARHS 6372 - Seminar on American Art
• ARHS 6373 - American Art and Architecture to 1865
• ARHS 6374 - American Art and Architecture, 1865-1940
• ARHS 6376 - Latin American Art
• ARHS 6382 - Art and Experience in Inka Peru
• ARHS 6383 - The Ancient Maya: Art and History
• ARHS 6385 - The Aztecs Before and After the Conquest: Mesoamerica, 1400-1600
• ARHS 6391 - Visual Culture in Colonial Mexico
• ARHS 6393 - Culture of Oaxaca: A Sense of Place
• ARHS 6394 - Art and Architecture of Japan
• ARHS 6399 - The Medieval Jewish-Christian Dialogue in Art and Text
• ARHS 7000 - Doctoral Exam Preparation - Second Semester
• ARHS 7301 - Doctoral Workshop
• ARHS 7302 - Doctoral Exam Preparation
• ARHS 8000 - Dissertation
• ARHS 8101 - Dissertation
• ARHS 8102 - Dissertation
• ARHS 8103 - Dissertation
• ARHS 8104 - Dissertation
• ARHS 8105 - Dissertation
• ARHS 8106 - Dissertation
• ARHS 8107 - Dissertation
• ARHS 8108 - Dissertation

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