ARTH 1103 – Survey of Art History 3 Class Hours, 3 Credits [AES Core] An introduction to art and architecture from Ancient Egypt to modern times.

Prerequisite: CUNY proficiency in reading and writing.th

Textbook: A History of Western Art, Revised 4 Edition, by Laurie Schneider Adams [ISBN - 0073526460] Available at the City Tech Bookstore and On Reserve in the City Tech Library

Sample Schedule of course topics Week 1 – Course Introduction Week 2 – Chapter 5: Ancient Egyptian Art and Architecture Week 3 – Chapter 7: Ancient Greek Art and Architecture Week 4 – Chapter 9: Ancient Roman Art and Architecture Week 5 – Chapter 10: Early Christian and Byzantine Art Week 6 – Chapter 12: Romanesque Art Week 7 – Chapter 13: Gothic Art Week 8 – Midterm Exam Week 9 – Chapter 15: The Early Renaissance Week 10 – Chapter 16: The High Renaissance in Italy Week 11 – Chapter 17: The Baroque Style in Western Europe

thWeek 12 – Chapter 21-22: Neoclassicism and Romanticism: Late 18 and early 19th centuries Week 13 – Chapter 24-25: Impressionism and Post-Impressionism Week 14 – Chapter 26-30: Twentieth-century European and American Modernism Week 15 – Chapter 31: Innovation and Continuity Week 16 – Final Exam

Learning Outcomes: After taking the course, the student will have gained a basic understanding of artistic development in the cultures and time periods discussed.

Assessment Methods: Classroom discussion and student responses to pertinent questions allow the instructor to asses, on a daily basis, how well the student comprehends the material that is being taught. The students are encouraged to ask questions, and the nature of their questions can guide the instructor concerning what needs further explanation

Assignments/Course Requirements: This course requires the completion of a Midterm exam, a Final exam, and a short paper assignment based on the description of two artworks in one of the city’s museums.

Grading Methods: The student’s final grade will be on exam and paper grades, but may be affected by poor attendance.

Grade value of exams and assignments: 1 Midterm Exam worth 30 percent 1 Final Exam worth 40 percent 1 Museum Paper worth 30 percent

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Attendance / Lateness Policy Class attendance in mandatory. A student may be absent no more than three times during the semester. A fourth absence may result in a grade of “WU.”. Three latenesses are equal to one absence.

Revised 2009