Survey of Western Art History 132

Renaissance to Contemporary

List of Monuments

List of Monuments
Gianlorenzo Bernini. Apollo and Daphne
Marble, 1622/1625. Galleria Borghese, Rome.
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Course Description and Requirements
Schedule of Lectures
On the Quizzes
Midterm
Final
Art History Resources On the Web
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Louvre Museum, Paris
The Fabulous Ruins of Detroit
The Galleria Borghese,
Rome




LIST OF MONUMENTS


Attached to this page, below, are the lists of the works of art covered 
in this class.  Please note that this is not necessarily the order in which
they will be or were discussed in the lecture. Very likely a few will be
dropped and a few may be added, especially if the class shows a particular 
enthusiasm for a particular subject (Palladian villas, anyone?). I will let 
you know in class and the Web site will be updated. At any rate, the art 
listed here is also illustrated in your textbook, Gardner's Art Through
the Ages, 12th edition, 2006. Numbers refer to the illustrations in
Gardner. 
					
The listings give:


					
						
• artist,




• title/subject,

						
• place
You will need to know the place--the location--of those works of art
that are immovable, such as buildings (St. Peter's Basilica, Rome),
frescoes (Masaccio's Holy Trinity in the church of Santa Maria 
Novella, Florence) or are just too big to pick up and carry away (the
the Arc de Triomphe, Paris)


						
• date
You will need to give a date when you write about art.  For this
course, you will use what are called "Bracket
Dates": conventional divisions, listed at this link, as your date. 
The actual date is supplied in class and on the slide lists, basically for
your information. If you wish, you may use these on the exams, 
but if you are off by more than 25 years it will be a wrong answer. 


					



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							Remember the		
 Slide comparison format for the quizzes, in which you are 
shown two slides side by side and asked to write a paragraph discussing the 
reason for the comparison (5 minutes each). Click on the link to find 
out all about this delightful examination opportunity!
						
						
	
						

					


					

						

						

						

					


Index of Monuments List



Note that the page(s) at each link below can be printed out for your
convenience.




14th and 15th Centuries

					
					

16th Century

					


17th Century (Baroque)

					
					

18th Century

					
					

19th Century

					

20th Century




						

						

						

					
					
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