History of Art and Civilization

The aim of the lecture is to familiar the students with chosen issues of art history from the prehistory to the present day and their relations with the architecture or other projects of the architects.

1. The Prehistoric art

2. The Art of Ancien Egypt

3. The Art of Mesopotamia

4. The Art of Ancient Greece

5. The Art of Ancient Rome

6. Urban planning and the architecture in Early Modern European Prints

7. Japanist woodcut Ukiyo-e

8. The History of European Poster

9. The history of the Furniture

10. The history of Design

1. E. Gombrich, The Story of Art, Phaidon Press, London 2017

2. A. Griffiths, The Print Before Photography, An Introduction to European Printmaking 1550-1820, 2016

3. J. Fallino, L’Affichomania: The Passion for French Poster, 2017

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Student recognizes and understands the dependencies and stages of the development of civilizations. He/she can perceive more clear view of Orders and Canons created in history of art and civilization in terms of facts and historical events, both religious and social.

SKILLS

Student skillfully uses the canons of architectural art. He/she can wisely can take inspiration of cultural, philosophical and historical foundations in shaping forms in architecture and in urban planning. He can responsibly take into account relationships between old and new architecture.

SOCIAL COMPETENCES

He/she appears erudition in exploring the European culture and has managed the language of social communication in the field of architectural culture. he skillfully forms interpersonal relationships in local and international environment.

Written exam bases on the pictures taken form the presentation shown during the classes and open questions.