The period between 1780 and the end of the nineteenth century is marked by myriad social changes and scientific innovations, from revolutions across Europe and the Americas, enlightenment thought, and increasing emphasis on human rights, to the innovation of photography, steel construction, and paint in tubes. This course studies how artists and architects responded to these developments, focusing particularly on the shift from academic works to the rise of modernism and the avant-garde.
Artistic and Humanistic Perspectives
Prerequisites
Second year standing or above.
Course UID
004173.1
Course Subject
Catalog Number
365
Long title
Nineteenth Century Art and Architecture in Europe and the Americas