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History of Art 1 • History of Art, Minor (https://e-catalogue.jhu.edu/arts-sciences/full- HISTORY OF ART time-residential-programs/degree-programs/history-art/history-art- minor/) http://arthist.jhu.edu/ • History of Art, PhD (https://e-catalogue.jhu.edu/arts-sciences/full- time-residential-programs/degree-programs/history-art/history-art- Supporting a proud tradition of excellence in humanities scholarship phd/) and teaching, Johns Hopkins University offers students a diverse range of resources and opportunities for the study of art history. Courses • History of Art, Bachelor of Arts/Master of Arts (https://e- are taught by an international faculty of respected research scholars, catalogue.jhu.edu/arts-sciences/full-time-residential-programs/ covering a broad temporal scope of the art and architecture of Europe, degree-programs/history-art-bachelor-arts-master-arts/) the Islamic world, Asia, the Americas, and the trans-Atlantic world. Participating in small classes with opportunities for close study of art in For current course information and registration go to https://sis.jhu.edu/ local and regional collections, students integrate their direct experience classes/ of works of art with the knowledge and critical perspective gained through historical research, discussion, and debate. Courses AS.010.101. Introduction to Art History I. 4 Credits. Programs leading to the BA, BA/MA, and PhD degrees emphasize the A survey of painting, sculpture, and architecture from Egyptian, Greek, value of investigating works of art in their historical, intellectual, and Roman, and medieval culture. social contexts, and enable students to deepen their understanding of Area: Humanities cultural history in conjunction with courses in other departments and Writing Intensive programs. AS.010.102. Introduction to Art History II. 4 Credits. Art Collections and Resources This introductory course explores and compares major developments in the arts primarily in Asia, Europe, North Africa, and North America Located in a metropolitan region of unsurpassed museum collections and from the fourteenth century to the present day, looking in particular research institutions, Johns Hopkins is well situated for the study of art at architecture, painting, sculpture, the arts of the object (ceramics, history. The Baltimore Museum of Art, with its rich holdings in modern metalwork, etc.), printmaking, photography, and, starting in the twentieth and contemporary art, African Art, and the history of prints (to name just century, new media. Throughout the semester, we will explore how the a few of its strengths), is directly adjacent to the Homewood campus. artistic practices and theories under consideration relate to their specific Downtown, and only a short shuttle ride away, is the renowned Walters historical, intellectual, social, political, and geographical contexts, and we Art Museum, which houses art from Asia, the Americas, Europe, and the will also consider the roles that works of art and artists played in shaping Islamic world from the pre-historic era to the nineteenth century. many of those very same contexts Area: Humanities Easily accessible from Baltimore are the museums and galleries of Writing Intensive Washington D.C., a short train ride to the south. The National Gallery of Art houses a world-class collection of European and American painting, AS.010.103. Introduction to the Art of Asia. 3 Credits. sculpture, photography, and graphic arts from the Renaissance to the A survey of the art and architecture of Asia, from the ancient world to the present day. Important collections of Byzantine art and the art of the present and including the Indian subcontinent, China, Japan, Korea, and ancient Americas are maintained at Dumbarton Oaks Research Library, Southeast Asia. and collections of Islamic, Asian, Ancient Near Eastern, and African Area: Humanities art are housed in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art and AS.010.104. Freshman Seminar: Investigating Gender and Sexuality in National Museum of African Art. Works of modern and contemporary Mesopotamian Art. 3 Credits. art are presented in the permanent collections and exhibitions of the Specifics of gender and sexuality are not universal norms, but rather are Hirshhorn Museum, Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM), and the the product of particular cultural formations. Works of art are especially Phillips Collection. The collections at the National Museum for Women critical in shaping and conveying these particularities. This seminar in the Arts, the Library of Congress, and the Textile Museum (at George examines how artistic products expressed and constructed gender Washington University) add to the richness of materials available for identities and notions of sexuality in ancient Mesopotamia from the 4th study. millennium to the Hellenistic period. As a group, we will explore a variety of case studies, through which students will be introduced to ancient Meanwhile, the Sheridan Libraries of Johns Hopkins maintains its Mesopotamian culture and will develop skills in specific research skills own extensive art library on the Homewood Campus, alongside a such as critical reading, analysis, and interpretation. Special Collections department which includes a strong collection of Area: Humanities illustrated books, facsimiles, and artists’ publications, and illustrated manuscripts, photography, and object collections housed at the AS.010.110. Art of the Islamic World. 4 Credits. Homewood Museums. The Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum, This course is an introduction to the art of the Islamic world, covering which neighbors our department in Gilman Hall, houses objects from a geography that stretches from Spain to India and a chronology that the ancient Mediterranean, Near East, and Americas, as well as some extends from the seventh century into our own time. Within this rich medieval Islamic works. and varied continuum, we will look at a range of art forms—including architecture, painting, sculpture, ceramics, and calligraphy—in relation to Programs such themes as patronage, production, function, and audience. A number of the artworks will be viewed firsthand in local collections. We will also • History of Art, Bachelor of Arts (https://e-catalogue.jhu.edu/arts- explore the intersection of Islamic art with today’s political realities. sciences/full-time-residential-programs/degree-programs/history-art- Area: Humanities bachelor-arts/) 2 History of Art AS.010.150. Freshman Seminar: Rembrandt. 3 Credits. AS.010.210. The Art of Colonial Latin America. 3 Credits. Perhaps no artist has so captivated the art historical imagination as This course offers a broad introduction to the arts of colonial Latin Rembrandt. This course will provide students with an in-depth look at the America: students will become familiar with the artistic production in artist’s life and work, but it will also use Rembrandt as a lens to examine the areas of Latin America invaded and controlled by the Spanish Crown critical themes/topics of artistic production in northern Europe over the from the time of the conquests in the sixteenth century to independence course of the seventeenth century. These topics will include: artistic movements in the early nineteenth century. We will explore a wide training, studio practice, collecting and the art market, (self-)portraiture, range of materials from maps to featherwork, paintings to urban grids, authorship and artistic biography, genre, printmaking, technical mastery cathedrals to mummy bundles. The course is thematically organized, and meta-pictoriality, and global expansion/artistic exchange with non- such that students will not only become familiar with the art of Latin European cultures. America, but will come to understand critical topics related to the study AS.010.204. Italian Art in the Middle Ages. 3 Credits. of early modern colonialism: conquest, race, missionary control, literacy, This course explores key monuments of medieval art and architecture in extraction, and indigenous and imperial systems of governance. Italy from c. 400 until 1350. We will concentrate on historical, functional, Area: Humanities and aesthetical aspects that lead to the creation of single monuments AS.010.212. Mirror Mirror: Reflections in Art from Van Eyck to and art works. Emphasis is given to the analysis of “sacred space” by Velázquez. 3 Credits. means of architecture, painted, and sculptural decoration, as well as ritual Explores the different ways Early Modern painters and printmakers performances. Another focus is laid on the emergence on the political incorporated mirrors and optical reflections into their works for the sake dimension of art for the creation of civic identity as well as in the context of illusion and metaphor, deception and desire, reflexivity and truth-telling. of the late medieval courts. We raise questions about the importance of Connecting sense perception and ethical knowledge, embedded mirror materiality and science for the creation of medieval art works. images often made claims about the nature of the self, the powers of art, Area: Humanities and the superiority of painting in particular. Writing Intensive Area: Humanities AS.010.205. Art of Mesoamerica. 3 Credits. AS.010.232. Art and Architecture of the Global Medieval Mediterranean This course provides a basis for the study of ancient Americas art and World. 3 Credits. architecture and a broad exposure to the issues relevant to its study. This course serves as an introduction to the art and architecture of Select
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