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{"ART ACROSS THE AGES"} topics

• Final Course Evaluation
• 48. Art, Politics, and Religion from Era to Era
• 47. The Explosion of Modernist Media
• 46. The Problem of Categories in Modern Art
• 45. Defining Modern Jewish Art
• 44. Art, Trauma, and Politics
• 43. The Edges of West and East
• 42. New Worlds of Architecture—Wright to Hadid
• 41. Developments in Sculpture—Rodin to Judd
• 40. Figuration and Abstraction—The Struggle
• 39. Revolutions in Early 20th-Century Painting
• 38. They All Came to Paris
• 37. Asia and Africa in the Western Mind
• 36. Fin de Siècle European Art Movements
• 35. American Romantic Realism and Its Progeny
• 34. From Paris to the East
• 33. From Realism to Impressionism
• 32. Politics and Romanticism
• 31. France's Gold and Silver Ages
• 30. Revolutions in Spanish and English Painting
• 29. The Counter-Reformation from Italy Outward
• 28. Northern Landscapes and Life Sweeps
• 27. Shadow and Light from Rome to the Lowlands
• 26. Baroque Shadows—Venice to Madrid to Rome
• 25. The Reformation and the Mannerist Crisis
• 24. Transformation of People, Objects, Ideas
• 23. 16th-Century Northern European Painting
• 22. The Light of the Veneto
• 21. The Rebirth of Classical Dynamism
• 20. High Renaissance in Central Italy
• 19. Toward High Renaissance in Central Italy
• 18. Renaissance Sculpture—Toward Florence
• 17. Renaissance Painting beyond the Alps
• 16. 15th-Century Italian Renaissance Painting
• 15. Early Renaissance Painting in Central Italy
• 14. Jewish Medieval Art and Architecture
• 13. Islamic Art from Abstract to Figurative
• 12. The Language of Romanesque and Gothic Art
• 11. Christian Medieval Art and Architecture
• 10. The Beginnings of Jewish Art
• 9. Early Christian Art and Its Progeny
• 8. Roman and Judaean Art
• 7. Hellenistic, Etruscan, and Early Roman Art
• 6. The Birth of the New—Hellenistic Art
• 5. Beyond the Borders of Classical Greek Art
• 4. Toward the Classical Athenian Moment
• 3. Preclassical Greek Art
• 2. Art as the Offspring of Religion
• 1. Continuity and Transformation—What Is Art?
• Course Introduction