Distribution of Subject Matter of Art History Courses

1 Bodies & Buildings: Introduction to the History of Art in the Ancient World and the Middle Ages
2 Introduction to the History of Art II
4 Introduction to World Architecture 
5 Introduction to Contemporary Art 

10.01 The Art of Ancient Egypt and the Ancient Near East 
10.02 Art and Archaeology of Israel 
10.03 Art in Egypt
11.01 Art in Ancient Greece: Temples Gods, and Heroes  
11.02 Alexander to Cleopatra: Art in an Unsettled World
12.01 Roman Art 
12.02 Roman Architecture
13.01 Early Medieval Art 
13.02 Italian Medieval Art and Architecture 
15.01 Gothic Art and Architecture 
17.02  Cities of the Biblical World
17.05 Castles, Cloisters and Cathedrals 
17.06 The Arts of the Middle Ages​​​​​​​
18.01 Ancient Art and Myth 

80.01 Ideals of Physical Beauty 
80.02 Domes 

31.01 Arts of South Asia 
31.02 Art and Industry: The Visual and Material Culture of South Asia, 1800 to the present 
31.03 Arts of Islam
31.04 Collecting Islamic Art 
32.01 2000 Years of Korean Painting 
32.11 Korean Art 
32.21 Sacred Art and Architecture of Japan 
32.22 The Japanese Painting Tradition 
33.01 African Art 
38.01 Sacred Architecture of Asia 
38.02 Contemporary Art of Asia 
38.03 East Meets West 
The following can also be Non-Western in addition to Pre-Modern:
10.01 The Art of Ancient Egypt and the Ancient Near East 
10.02 Art and Archaeology of Israel 
10.03 Art in Egypt

62.20 Modern and Contemporary Korean Art 
62.30 Japanese Prints 
62.71 Islamic Architecture 
62.81 Women and Art in East Asia 

82.01 Arts and Culture of Korea's Last Dynasty 
82.02 The Camera in Nineteenth-Century Asia 

20.01 Michelangelo 
20.02 Lifelikeness and Artifice: High Renaissance & Mannerism 
20.03 Southern Baroque Art
20.04 Faith & Empire: Art in the Early Modern World   
21.01 Northern Renaissance Art
21.02 Northern Baroque Art 
21.03 Rembrandt 
22.01 Velasquez and the Spanish Baroque 
27.01 The Ideal City 
27.02 Living Stone: Sculpture in Renaissance & Baroque Italy
27.03 Building Boom: Architecture and Urbanism in Early Modern Italy
28.01 The Global Renaissance 
28.02 Going for Baroque
28.03 Vision and Reality in the Art of Northern Europe in the 15th Century 
28.04 Reform and Response in Sixteenth-century Northern Europe 
28.05 Art and Society in the Age of the Rococo 
28.06 (See Field Surveys – Modern Contemporary)
28.07 Art Writing and Writers on Art
28.08 Italian Art from Renaissance to Baroque: Crisis and Invention
28.09 Art on the Move: Renaissance Italy & the Islamic World
28.10 (See Diachronic courses)
 

61.71 Italian Renaissance Architecture 

81.02 History of Museums and Collecting 
81.03 The Viral Image: Early Modern Prints

28.06 European Art in the Age of Revolution
40.01 American Art and Identity 
40.02 The American Century 
40.03 20th Century Art from Latin America 
40.04 Mexicanidad: Race/Raza, (trans)Nation, and Mexican(o/a/x) Cultural Identity
40.05 Latinx Art and Activist Print Media
41.01 Modernism and Modernity
41.02 Twentieth-Century Art in Europe
41.03 European Art 1750-1850
41.04 European Art: 1850-1900
42.01 Unmaking History 
43.01 Feminist & Queer Video Art
47.01 Building America 
47.02 Modern Architecture 
47.03 Contemporary Architecture 
48.01 Introduction to Contemporary Art
48.02 Histories of Photography
48.03 The Arts of War 
48.04 Women in Art 
48.05 Satire: Art, Politics & Critique 
48.06 Borderlands Art & Theory
48.07 Michelangelo's Modernism
48.08 The Photographic Medium
 

83.01 Advanced Topics in Contemporary Art
83.02 Contemporary Art: Disaster, War and the Ethics of Witnessing 
83.03 Modern Art: Art, Spectacle, and Strategies of Resistance
83.05 Art and the Law
83.06 Art and Life! Avant-garde techniques, 1890-1970

17.01 Rome The Eternal City 
26.01 History of Art in Rome  (FSP course; Consult Art History Department Chair)
28.07 Art Writing and Writers on Art
28.10 Fahion in Art: Dress, Identity and Power
38.04 Food and Art: A Global History 

*First-Year Seminars do not count toward the Art History Major