Course Registration No. FA -750
COURSE OVERVIEW
Designed as part of European Studies I. 18-week course plan studying Gombrich's The Story of Art: Pocket Edition, and Janson's History of Art: The Western Tradition.
BOOKS AND MATERIALS
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The Story of Art: Pocket Edition (16th edition)
1044 pages. |
 
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Janson's History of Art: The Western Tradition, 7th Edition [ORDER USED]
This is the four part volume; 1056 pages. The new copy of the 8th edition at full retail is $179; spending $30-75 on a new or used 7th edition is recommended. If you purchase the 8th edition the chapter numbers will line up but the page numbers will be different. This is a SECULAR, college textbook with large, full color pictures of fine art as well as of modern art. The chapters on modern art will not be studied. |
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DOWNLOAD: Art-with-an-Active-Eye Notebook Worksheet
Available as a download from the "Resource Library for Teaching-Parents" and the student course webpage. |
 
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From the publisher's website: "Narrated by Mel Gibson, Stacy Keach, Ricardo Montalban, Patricia Neal and others, this Emmy-winning program traces the dramatically different ways in which Jesus has been represented in art by people throughout history and around the world. Spanning the early 3rd century to the present, and featuring some of the greatest works in the history of art, this sweeping program is an unprecedented travelogue of art and monuments. State-of-the-art digital technology virtually reconstructs precious works that were destroyed or lost." |
 
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From the publisher's website: "Narrated by Jane Seymour with dramatic readings by James Keach, this moving program takes viewers on an artistic journey spanning almost 2,000 years and crossing four continents. It visits museums, chapels & cathedrals to view rare and sacred masterpieces by such artists as Michelangelo, Rembrandt, Caravaggio and Duccio in their original locations. These treasured artworks reveal the artist's expression of their personal devotion, and are an enduring testament to Mary as the sublime embodiment of the virtues of the human race." |
