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VA121 History of Art I

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Course Lawmaking	Course Title					Weekly Hours*		ECTS		Weekly Class Schedule
						T	P
VA121	History of Fine art I					iii	0	half-dozen
Prerequisite	None				Information technology is a prerequisite to	None
Lecturer	Meliha Teparic				Office Hours / Room / Telephone	Monday: 12:00-13:00 Tuesday: 13:00-fourteen:00 Midweek: thirteen:00-xiv:00 Th: 10:00-12:00 B F2.7A
Electronic mail	mteparic@ius.edu.ba
Assistant	/				Assistant E-mail service	mteparic@ius.edu.ba
Form Objectives	This first, broad survey course aims to familiarize students with the history of the arts in Western and some not-Western cultures. It aims to develop student skills in observation, assay and interpretation of historical forms and cultural layers.
Textbook	Fine art History , Marilyn Stokstad, vol. I, (one-559 p.). Additional bibliography to be introduced during classes.
Additional Literature	Philip B. Meggs&Alston W. Purvis, Meggs' History of Graphic Design. New Jersey: John Wiel&Sons, Inc.2012 .
Learning Outcomes	After successful  completion of the course, the student will exist able to:
	Recognize way of periods from Artifact through the middle Ages. Identify authors and artworks. Analyze and discuss major works of art from Antiquity through the centre Ages
Teaching Methods	Lectures with slide and video presentations, museums and galleries visits combined with class discussion, analyses and exercises
Teaching Method Delivery	Face-to-face			Educational activity Method Delivery Notes
Week	TOPIC								REFERENCE
Week 1	Introduction to the History of Fine art
Week two	Prehistoric Art and the rise of civilization in the aboriginal Nearly East / Assyrian art and the fine art of Empire.Lecture, pp presentation, discussion								Stokstad, p. ane-38, 39-47. Megg, pp. half dozen-14.
Calendar week 3	Egyptian fine art in the Old Kingdom: Pharaohs and pyramids, Egyptian art in the Eye and New Kingdoms: Tradition and innovation								Stokstad, p. 48-61, 62-79. Megg, pp.14-34.
Calendar week iv	Aegean art in the Bronze Age (Cycladic, Minoan, Mycenaean): Palace and house / Geometric and Archaic art in ancient Greece: the body as vehicle of meaning / Classical Greek art: realism and idealization; Lecture and class discussion								Stokstad, p. eighty-99, 100-127. Megg, pp. 22-31.
Week 5	Classical fine art and the Parthenon / Tardily Classical and Hellenistic fine art: art and emotion / The Etruschans								Stokstad, p. 128-168. Megg, pp. 22-31.
Calendar week 6	Roman sculpture: "uomini famosi" / Roman fine art in the public domain: compages / Roman painting and its domestic context								Stokstad, p. 168-213. Megg, pp. 46-47.
Week 7	Late Antiquity / Ancient Greece, and Roman Fine art								Stokstad, p. 168-213. Megg, pp. 46-47.
Calendar week 8	Midterm Test
Week nine	Early Christian and Jewish Art / Early on Islamic Art.								Stokstad, p. 216-233, 260-269. Megg, pp.58-61.
Calendar week 10	Later Islamic Art / Ottoman urbanism and architectural heritage in Sarajevo.								Stokstad, p. 270-289, 432-435. Megg, pp.58-61.
Calendar week 11	Carolingian and Ottonian Art / Romanesque architecture: Pilgrimage and Monasticism								Stockstad, p. 438-450, 472-488. Megg, pp.58-61.
Week 12	Romanesque sculpture / Romanesque painting: woman and spirituality / Byzantine Art								Stockstad, p. 233-259. Megg, pp. 48-52. Megg, pp. 61-63.
Week 13	Paintings influenced by Byzantine fashion. Lecture, pp presentation, word								Stockstad, p. 233-259. Megg, pp. 61-63.
Calendar week fourteen	Gothic architecture and its spiritual dimension / Gothic sculpture / Gothic art and private devotion								Stockstad, p. 490-527. Megg, pp. 61-63.
Week xv	Fourteenth Century Art In Europe								Stockstad, p. 528-559.

Cess Methods and Criteria	Evaluation Tool	Quantity	Weight	Alignment with LOs
	Last Exam	ane	35	ane,2,3
	Semester Evaluation Components
	In-term / Midterm Test	1	35	1,ii,3
	Assignments - Presentations	1	xx	ane,2,3
	Activity	ten	10	1,2,3
***     ECTS Credit Adding     ***

Action	Hours	Weeks	Pupil Workload Hours	Activity				Hours	Weeks	Student Workload Hours
Lecture Hours	iii	15	45	Assignments Individual				four	15	60
In-term Exam Study	12	ane	12	Final Exam Study				15	1	fifteen
Term project / Presentation	nine	ii	18
				Total Workload Hours =						150
*T= Pedagogy, P= Exercise				ECTS Credit =						half-dozen
Form Academic Quality Assurance: Semester Student Survey									Last Update Date: 03/12/2021

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