ART 106 - Introduction to the History of Art and Architecture

ART 106 continues to explore the accelerated quest for the exchange of world images and thoughts from the best Michelangelo of the Renaissance era to contemporary architecture and video. Until now, we have considered public art museums and the emergence of industrial culture and mass media of the 19th century. While following the rise of the modern rise and the growing authority of artists and architects, I will study the new form of public space, including cities and nature, and the impact of alternative ideas and political practices. Considering the development of America Art 106 provides a focus for analyzing the continuing dynamics between indigenous peoples and new cultural forms: Native American, African American, Latin American, Asian, And Europe. This diversity creates a rich hierarchical foundation for today's interpretation, efforts to demonstrate and protect the irreplaceable old and new cultural heritage of the world. We strongly recommend choosing ART 105, 106 in the second semester chronologically, but now we can do each semester separately or in order of student schedule.

This course explores the history of the art and architecture of the ancient Mediterranean and the Near East, while the origins of the ancient stones (Old Stone Age) art, ranging from Greek and Roman arts and architecture, to Egypt and Mesopotamian culture It draws out through expression of. . The emphasis is placed on the way ancient cultures express human beings, the social and religious significance and background of ancient art, and the political use of ancient art. This course focuses on the major monuments, artists and artistic development of Western Europe between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Beginning with the decline of Rome from the Christian era 400 to the year 1550 AD, we continued to consider the Roman heritage, the rise of the Byzantine Empire, and the spread of Christianity and Islam. It continues to bloom in Western Europe, Caroling, Otto, Roman and Gothic

Egyptian art and architecture I will introduce Egyptian art and architecture, architecture of ancient Egypt, paintings, sculptures and related arts from the prehistoric period of 30 years BC to the Roman conquest. Egypt has the longest unified history of all civilizations of the ancient Mediterranean, and is almost uninterrupted from 3000 BC to the 4 th AD CE. Nile's national character, fertilization and solidarity, and separation from external cultural influences