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Art History Renaissance to 20th Century
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The history of art from 1300 to the 20th Century
This is part two of a year-long college-level survey course in art history. This course covers art history from the European Renaissance around 1300 A.D. until the Mid 20th Century
This course is designed as a basic college-level survey of art history. I provide an online textbook as well as study guides and worksheets. This course covers the language used to discuss art. A complete overview of art, culture, and architecture from the Renaissance to the 1950s.
Each work is covered in depth, the works physical or formal properties are discussed such as technology used to create the work, color, medium, materials, composition, and shading.
The symbolism of each work is discussed and how to interpret the interrelationship of symbols in a work of art.
This course is the actual content of a course I teach at an accredited college in California called Ohlone college.
I designed this course as a series of clear, non-jargon laden video lectures and texts designed to help any student who wants to pass AP art history and or any beginning level art history survey course.
This course now has professionally created captions in English on 98% of all the videos.
Florence and the Beginning of the Renaissance
Classic stuff you should know before you study the Renaissance
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Study Guide for Classical and Renaissance StuffThis is the study guide I give my students who take this for credit. I bet if you fill it out you will understand the content much better! I suggest printing it out and taking notes directly on it as you watch each lecture. Pause the video so you have time to write down your thoughts. Get the rest of the details from the on-line texts.
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Renaissance Art Intro to FlorenceHi! Just a small correction in this video.
I mistranslated the Italian word duomo. It does not mean "dome" in Italian.
Duomo is an Italian term for a church with the features of, or having been built to serve as, a cathedral, whether or not it currently plays this role. Monza Cathedral, for example, has never been a diocesan seat and is by definition not a cathedral.
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Renaissance Art Intro to Florence (Professionally Captioned)
15th C Art
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Etext Classical Greece
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Etext The Roman World
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Etext Late Gothic to Early Renaissance Art
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Greek Classic Art: Things you should know before you study the Renaissance
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13th to 14th C Giotto, Dante and the Arena Chapel
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13th to 14th C Perspective St Francis Cimabue and Giotto
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Captioned 13th to 14th C Perspective St Francis Cimabue and Giotto (CC)
13th to 14th C Giotto, Dante and the Arena Chapel (Professionally Captioned)
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14th C Transitions into Late Gothic to Proto Renaissance Art
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Captioned 14th C Transitions into Late Gothic to Proto Renaissance
14th C Transitions into Late Gothic to Proto Renaissance Art (with professional captions)
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14th C Iconography Pisano Martini Duccio Giotto Lorenzetti
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Captioned 14th C Iconography Pisano Martini Duccio Giotto Lorenzetti
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16th Century Art
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Etext Renaissance Art
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15th C Brunelleschi and Florence Cathedral
A correction. I have mistranslated the term duomo.
Duomo is an Italian term for a church with the features of, or having been built to serve as, a cathedral, whether or not it currently plays this role. Monza Cathedral, for example, has never been a diocesan seat and is by definition not a cathedral.
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Captioned 15th C Brunelleschi and Florence Cathedral
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15th C Donatello David and the Feast of Herod
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Captioned 15th C Donatello David and the Feast of Herod
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15th C Early Northern Renaissance Limbourg Bros Van Eyck Metsys
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Captioned 15th C Early Northern Renaissance Limbourg Bros Van Eyck Metsys
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15th C Ghiberti and the Gates of Paradise of Florence Cathedral
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Captioned 15th C Ghiberti and the Gates of Paradise of Florence Cathedral
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15th C Linear Perspective Masaccio and Mantegna
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Captioned 15th C Linear Perspective Masaccio and Mantegna
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15th C Mantegna and the Camera Picta
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Captioned 15th C Mantegna and the Camera Picta
17th Century
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16th C Leonardo
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Captioned 16th C Leonardo
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16th C Women and Art During the Renaissance
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Captioned 16th C Women and Art During the Renaissance
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16th C The Redesign of St Peters During the Renaissance by Bramante and Michelangelo
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Captioned 16th C The Redesign of St Peters During the Renaissance by Bramante an
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16th C Michelangelo and the Sistine Chapel Ceiling
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Captioned 16th C Michelangelo and the Sistine Chapel Ceiling
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16th C Raphael and the School of Athens
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16th C Michelozzo Palazzo Medic Riccardi and Alberti Palazzo Rucellai Architecture
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Captioned 16th C Michelozzo Palazzo Medic Riccardi and Alberti Palazzo Rucellai
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16th C Printmaking The Reformation Durer Cranach and Holbein
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Captioned 16th C Printmaking The Reformation Durer Cranach and Holbein
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16th C Netherlandish Renaissance Art of Bosch
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Captioned 16th C Netherlandish Renaissance Art of Bosch
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16th C Michelangelo and the Last Judgment
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Captioned 16th C Michelangelo and the Last Judgment
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16th C Michelangelo and the Birth of Mannerism in Architecture at San Lorenzo
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Captioned 16th C Michelangelo and the Birth of Mannerism in Architecture
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16th C Mannerism in Painting
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16th C Mannerism in Architecture
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18th Century
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Study Guide for Renaissance through Late Baroque
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Etext Baroque Art
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17th C Baroque Art The Vatican
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17th C Baroque Art Bernini David and St Theresa
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17th C Baroque Art The Carracci Farnese Ceiling Self Portrait and Flight to Egypt
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17th C Baroque Art Caravaggio
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17th C Baroque Rembrandt
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Caption 17th C Baroque Rembrandt
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17th C Baroque Art The Gentileschi
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Caption 17th C Baroque Art The Gentileschi
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17th C Baroque Art Velasquez
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17th C Baroque Art Rubens
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17th C Baroque Art Vermeer
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17th C Baroque Art Versailles
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Captioned 17th C Baroque Art Versailles
19th Century
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Study Guide Baroque to 18th
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Etext Rococo
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Etext History Painting and Neoclassicism
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Etext Moralizing Art in the 1700's
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18th C Baroque Art Chardin and Greuze
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18th C French Baroque and Rococo Art
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18th C History Painting
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18th C William Hogarth
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18th C Neoclassical Art
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18th to 19th C Romanticism Part 1
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Captioned 18th to 19th C Romanticism Part 1
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