LEARNING OUTCOMES

The “Archaeology and history of Greek and Roman art” course aims to give an overall framework of history of ancient art and the historical development of Greek and Roman material culture from the 11th century BC to the 4th century AD.

AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES

The “Archaeology and history of Greek and Roman art” course aims to give a method useful for a better understanding of the different periods of classical art, highlighting how the relationship with “art” is very different in Greek culture compared with Roman culture; moreover, the course wishes to highlight all those factors that enable understanding the passage and transition from classical art during late antiquity to medieval art.

TEACHING METHODS

Lectures with PowerPoint presentations. Teaching material will be uploaded to Aulaweb.

SYLLABUS/CONTENT

Programme for students that take the course for 6 cfu.

Origins and historical-artistic development of Greek and Roman civilisation from the origins to late antiquity.

Programme for students that take the course for 9 cfu.

Origins and historical-artistic development of Greek and Roman civilisation from the origins to late antiquity.

FURTHERMORE:

Funerary Archeology: some examples form the Greek and Roman world (Luisa Albanese)

RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY

Bibliography for students that take the course for 6 cfu.

Further bibliographical materials for the topics tackled by the course will be given during lectures.

Students are advised to attend lessons especially to learn an effective study method. Students who are unable to attend are advised to contact the course lecturer to agree on a personal programme.