ARTH389N

Special Topics in Art History and Archaeology; Art in the Age of Great Explorations

Some of the most fascinating developments in European visual culture are associated with the so-called Age of Exploration, a period stretching from the early 1400s to the early 1800s. As European ships traveled around the world in search of new trading routes, they encountered numerous lands and peoples they had never imagined existed. In this course, we look at some of the most fascinating reflections of these encounters in the visual arts and the material culture of the period.

Sister Courses: ARTH389, ARTH389A, ARTH389B, ARTH389C, ARTH389D, ARTH389E, ARTH389F, ARTH389G, ARTH389I, ARTH389J, ARTH389K, ARTH389L, ARTH389M, ARTH389O, ARTH389P, ARTH389Q, ARTH389R, ARTH389T, ARTH389U, ARTH389V, ARTH389W, ARTH389Y, ARTH389Z

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