The study of a global art style characterized by, theatricality, dynamism, and reality effects., Exploration of European art created between 1600, and 1800 and its relationship with monuments, produced in Asia, Africa, and the Americas., Investigation of the role of colonialism,, commerce, and empire in the construction of a, global aesthetic. Close examination of individual, examples of art and architecture crafted for, monarchs, missionaries, merchants, and common, citizens.
- Teacher: Dawn Odell