Art 244: Greek Art
T-Th 9:30-10:45, Fine Arts 102
Spring 2012
Harry Titus

There will be two exams, a mid-term and a final. The final is not cumulative. There will be two other written products. The first will be a short (around 4 page) paper on a subject to be announced on February 2. The second paper will be longer (around 8 pages) on a subject to be announced on March 27.

Date Topic Reading: John Griffiths Pedley, Greek Art and Archaeology, 5th edition.
Jan 19
The Third Millenium Chapter 1
Jan 24
The Middle Bronze Age Chapter 2
Jan 26
The Late Bronze Age Chapter 3
Jan 31
The Late Bronze Age
Feb 2
Geometric Period
Chapter 4
Feb 7
Orientalizing Period Chapter 5
Feb 9
Archaic Greece Chapter 6
Feb 14
Archaic Greece
Feb 16
First Paper due
Feb 21
Archaic Greece  
Feb 23
Transitional Period
Chapter 7
Feb 28
Transitional period
 
Mar 1
Transitional period

Mar 6 Mid-term exam  
Mar 8
Classical period



Mar 20
The High Classical Period
Chapter 8
Mar 22
High Classical

Mar 27
High Classical

Mar 29
High Classical

Apr 3
High Classical

Apr 5
High Claasical

Apr 10
The Fourth Century

Chapter 9
Apr 12
The Fourth Century

Apr 17
Second Paper due

Apr 19
Hellenistic Period
Chapter 10
Apr 24
Hellenistic Period
 
Apr 26
Hellenistic Paeriod
May1
The Legacy of Greek Art

 

Final Exam Wednesday, May 9, 2:00-5:00 PM Fine Arts 102

Resources

You should familiarize yourself with the Perseus site, http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/

Perseus contains all the primary textual material and images that you will need for this course. Click on the "Classics" rubric in the upper left corner of the top page.

On reserve in the ZSR library:

J.J. Pollitt, Art and Experience in Classical Greece, Cambridge University Press, 1972.

John Camp, The Archaeology of Athens, Yale 2001.