Akademik Dersler - İçerik

explain how changes in the history of Europe affected Western Art
Explain the economical and political critical points in the history of Europe
Can give information about the power of the church and the philosophy of that period.
Explain how the European directors affected the art in Europe.
can explain the relationship between the Scholastic Philosophy and the medieval art.
Explain scholastic philosophy and reasons of its emanation.
Describe characteristics of painting, sculpture and architecture in Gothic period.
explain the changes in historical process in Europe by means of the Renaissance in details by giving examples.
Explain the characteristics of the important buildings which were built in the Renaissance and the architects.
Inform about the most important painters in Renaissance and give information about their drawings and the buildings on those paintings.
Recognize sculptors and the sculptures which belong to Renaissance.
Explain how the art education was conducted in Renaissance.
Discuss and analyze the painting, sculptural and architectural characteristics of Mannerism.
explain the administrative and artistic changes in 17th century European art which is called Baroque period.
give information about sculpture, paintings and the architecture models of the countries such as Holland, Italy, Spain, France and Germany in Baroque period.
Discuss the differences of Baroque style according to different countries and artists.
analyze the art which altered in Europe in 18th century by means of political, social, ecclesiastical and economical eligibilities in that period.
Discuss the altered subjects in painting with the examples.
Analyze the palaces and the relationship between the palaces and the art.
explain Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Realism, Art Nouveau, Symbolism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Expressionism and interaction among those movements.
Discuss the movements with the artists of each one by making correlations with other periods.
analyze the differences and the similarities of these movements.