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Art history explores the world and its cultures through artistic productions. It provides insight into the values and concerns of various peoples, the ways in which they interpreted and interacted with their environment, and helps to determine the impacts and outcomes of such outlooks on our future. Through such critical engagement with the past and present, the art history student becomes uniquely situated to help determine his or her community’s and culture’s identities and its decisions.
In this, the Art History and Criticism program participates within Webster University’s mission to create global citizens. The program’s close relationship with the department’s studio programs lends a strong contemporary focus to the department’s outlook, and the student’s studies, while a simultaneous focus on the foundations of contemporary culture provide historical groundwork. In addition, the diverse curricular offerings of the university complement the interdisciplinary nature of art history, allowing students to pursue interests in other disciplines that also assist in their art historical studies. After taking introductory courses in both areas, students take advanced courses in two major tracks—early modern art and modern/contemporary art. Additional offerings in non-western and ancient art round out the learning opportunities. As a final project, Art History and Criticism majors produce a thesis in an area of their choosing and present it at the annual Art History and Criticism Symposium.
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Freshman Year |
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Fall |
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ART 1010 Creative Strategies |
3 |
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ART 1110 Introduction to Drawing |
3 |
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ARHS 2200 Current Art |
3 |
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DESN 1210 Design Concepts |
3 |
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FRSH 1200 GCP First Year Seminar |
3 |
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Spring |
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ARHS 2210 History of Western Art |
3 |
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MUSC 1052 History of Rock and Roll (GCP ARTS/WCOM) |
3 |
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PHIL 2320 Contemporary Moral Problems (GCP SSHB/ETH) |
3 |
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RELG 2070 Introduction to Eastern Religions |
3 |
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THEA 2040 History of Theatre: Restoration to 1915 (GCP ROC/OCOM) |
3 |
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ARHS 2000 Art Forum |
1 |
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Sophomore Year |
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Fall |
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ARHS 3110 Early Renaissance Art |
3 |
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ARHS 3210 Nineteenth-Century Art |
3 |
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ART 2410 Painting I |
3 |
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HIST 2210 Early Modern Europe (GCP ROC/CRI) |
3 |
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GRMN 1090 Elementary German I (GCP GLBL/INTC) |
3 |
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GRMN 1091 German Workshop |
1 |
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Spring |
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ARHS 2320 Asian Art |
3 |
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ARHS 3120 High and Late Renaissance Art |
3 |
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ARHS 3250 Modern Art |
3 |
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HIST 2230: Age of Total War: Europe 1890–1945 |
3 |
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GRMN 1100 Elementary German II |
3 |
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GRMN 1101 German Workshop |
1 |
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Junior Year |
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Fall-London |
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ARHS 3130 Northern Renaissance Art |
3 |
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ARHS 3270 Contemporary Art I |
3 |
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ARHS 4600 Topics: English Country Houses |
3 |
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ANTH 1300 Intro to Archaeology |
3 |
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PSYC 1100 Intro to Psychology (GCP SSHB/CRI) |
3 |
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Spring |
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ARHS 2700 Intro to Curatorial Studies |
3 |
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ARHS 3150 Baroque Art |
3 |
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ARHS 3280 Contemporary Art II |
3 |
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ART 2610 Printmaking Concepts and Techniques |
3 |
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PHIL 2630 Environmental Ethics (GCP PNW/ETH) |
3 |
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Summer |
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ARHS 2000 Short-Term Study Abroad Venice or Florence |
3 |
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Senior Year |
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Fall |
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ARHS 4610 Reading Course: Historiography |
3 |
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ARHS 4700 Cultural Organizations: Structure and Theory |
3 |
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ART 2530 Ceramics: Space |
3 |
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ANTH 2300 Culture and Communication |
3 |
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GRMN 2090 Intermediate German I |
3 |
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GRMN 2091 German Workshop |
1 |
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Spring |
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ARHS 4920 Senior Thesis |
3 |
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KEYS 4019 Art and Social Engagement (GCP Keystone) |
3 |
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PHIL 2510 Philosophic Classics |
3 |
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GRMN 2100 Intermediate German II |
3 |
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GRMN 2101 German Workshop |
1 |
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