Introduction To Western Art History For Children

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Posted on 21 Mar 13:20 | by mitsumi | 20 views

Introduction To Western Art History For Children
Last updated 6/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.01 GB | Duration: 3h 14m

Introduction to Western Art Movements and Artists

What you'll learn
Students will learn about art movements and styles throughout the history of Western Art.
Students will become familiar with major works of art of these periods.
Requirements
No prerequisites.
Description
Welcome to an introduction to art history for children. This course will focus on Western art history and its development from Ancient times to our present day! During this course, students will learn basic artistic concepts, discover different art movements and styles and the way they changed over time and also become familiar with major works of art of these periods.Throughout history, artists have created some of the best records of the development of our civilization and I can't wait to take you on a journey through this fascinating history.
Overview
Section 1: Ancient Art
Lecture 1 Ancient Egyptian Art
Lecture 2 Ancient Greek Art
Lecture 3 Ancient Roman Art
Section 2: Medieval Art
Lecture 4 Byzantine Art
Lecture 5 Romanesque Art
Lecture 6 Gothic Art
Section 3: Renaissance Art
Lecture 7 Italian Renaissance
Lecture 8 Northern Renaissance
Lecture 9 Late Renaissance/Mannerism
Section 4: Baroque and Rococo Art
Lecture 10 Baroque Art
Lecture 11 Dutch Baroque Art/Dutch Golden Age
Lecture 12 Rococo Art
Section 5: Neoclassicism, Romanticism and Realism
Lecture 13 Neoclassicism
Lecture 14 Romanticism
Lecture 15 Realism
Section 6: Modern Art
Lecture 16 Impressionism
Lecture 17 Post-impressionism
Lecture 18 Symbolism
Lecture 19 Expressionism
Lecture 20 Fauvism
Lecture 21 Cubism
Lecture 22 Abstract Art
Lecture 23 Futurism
Lecture 24 Dadaism
Lecture 25 Surrealism
Lecture 26 Abstract Expressionism
Lecture 27 Pop Art
Lecture 28 Minimalism
Section 7: Postmodern Art
Lecture 29 Postmodern Art
This course is designed for children ages 9 - 14 interested in art history and history in general.