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ARTH 4321-I
"History of Italian Art”
This course explores the employment of art created on the Italian peninsula from prehistoric times to the present.
Instructor: Professor Alan Pizer
ARTS 2321 or 4308-I
"Drawing in Florence"
The student will focus on one or more of the basic drawing techniques by emphasizing monochromatic drawing, including line, value, perspective, and composition, in the context of Florence, Italy.
Instructor: Teri Evans-Palmer, Assistant Professor
ARTS 4308-D
Photography: Natural and Human Environment of Italy
This course uses Italy as the backdrop to enhance aesthetic understanding by isolating imagery, composition and learning how to see. The course covers both color and black and white digital photography.
Instructor: Jill Pankey, Senior Lecturer
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