The following lists
include all of the slides shown and discussed in class--barring last-minute
inspirations. Please note that lectures are named for the range of topics,
and usually contain several movements or periods under one broad title.
Works by individual artists on the web lists are grouped under the movement(s)
with which they are most often associated.
The major focus this quarter is on movements that took place during the nineteenth century. This means that many of them will overlap, and many artists participated in more than one artistic "conversation." It is extremely difficult to separate artists chronologically--so don't even bother. Concentrate on knowing what movement particular works exemplify, and know the range of movements in which each artist was involved. Lists are currently being revised, and links will be updated accordingly.
Neoclassicism and Romanticism: The Art of Revolution [.rtf file][.pdf file]
Realism, Impressionism, and the Impact of the Camera [.rtf file][.pdf file] Update complete.
Medievalism and the Gothic Critique of Modernity [.rtf file][.pdf file]
Post-Impressionism, Cubism, and Abstraction: the Modernist Impulse [.pdf file] [.rtf file] Two-week sequence
The Bauhaus This is a links page to accompany the film, Bauhaus: Face of the 20th Century
Art between the Wars [.pdf file] [.rtf file]
Degenerate Art This links page accompanies the film, Degenerate Art
Dallas Museum of Art home page, for information about hours and exhibitions
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